Sally Beiruti

Sally Beiruti

Sally Beiruti, Program Manager for Monitoring and Evaluation, brings varied experience in projects related to forced displacement in global contexts. She served as a researcher in the Program on Forced Migration and Health at Columbia University and the D-Lab at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and has been involved in the M&E of projects and the development of educational content throughout her previous work. Sally holds an MPH from the Population and Family Health Department at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health with a certificate in Public Health and Humanitarian Action, as well as a BS from the Mechanical Engineering Department at MIT.
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Afghan,Girls,At,School,In,Herat.,Afghanistan.2019

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Case Management

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Resource Collection: Gender-sensitive Project Design and M&E

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Women and girls around the world experience discrimination and lack access to equal opportunities. For this reason, gender sensitivity is a pivotal part of any effective program design process. Many well-intentioned programs consider themselves gender-neutral or gender-blind, ignoring harmful gender stereotypes and inadvertently reinforcing gender inequalities. For instance, the implementers of a job readiness program […]

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