Sarah Brown

Sarah Brown is a dynamic and dedicated professional with a strong background in human rights, social impact, and gender issues.

With 10 years of experience, Sarah has been actively involved in initiatives addressing violence against women, gender equality, modern slavery, civil-military engagement, peace and security, and human rights in business and logistics in humanitarian responses.

Her work has been instrumental in creating gender-responsive and inclusive environments within military institutions, focusing on the role of women in conflict prevention and management.

Sarah has a diverse experience working with the United Nations (UN), Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) like the Australian Red Cross, and as a Technical Specialist at UN Women's Elsie Initiative Fund.

She holds a Master's degree in Human Rights and has conducted research on gender, peace, and security as a prestigious fellow at Monash University.

Sarah's project management skills and client-focused approach have been evident in her work with women and girls affected by gender-based violence and migrants seeking asylum in Australia.

Passionate about driving social change and addressing structural inequalities, Sarah is committed to promoting a safe and inclusive environment for all.

Her academic background includes studies in Project Management, Human Rights, Politics, and International Relations.