Ndikumasabo Nadine serves as a Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning officer at AFSC’s Burundi program. She joined AFSC in April 9th, 2021 and has worked with 2 Internationals Organizations as M&E person or project officer for around 14 years before joining AFSC. She has been involved in promoting the culture of evaluation in her country since 2014 in Nation Network of Evaluators (RNEB: Reseau National des Evaluateurs du Burundi). This has enabled her to represent her country in evaluation international events such as FIFE (French International Forum of Evaluation), AFREA (African Evaluation Association) forums. She is a mother of 3 beautiful children.

Pierre Nyabenda serves as a Program Assistant for AFSC Burundi Program and has been on staff with AFSC since 2018. 

Elysee Nibitanga was the program manager for AFSC Burundi. She contributed to the design, planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, and reporting of program projects, focusing on good management of the organization’s resources and evidence-based results.

Liz Brunello is the Program Director for AFSC's Appalachian Center for Equality (ACE). A native to the gulf coast of Florida, Liz has been a West Virginian by choice for over a decade. Working first with the AmeriCorps VISTA program in the areas of youth leadership development and community health work, for the past 8 years, Liz has spent her time working for AFSC with youth in the southern coalfields. Her work is guided by the belief in the power of youth organizing to make long-term change for the common good. In her spare time, she is an avid reader/listener, movie-watcher, printmaker, and dog-adventurer. Liz graduated from the University of Richmond in 2013 with a BA in French Honors.

Rickey French is AFSC's Program Coordinator for the Appalachian Center for Equality in West Virginia.

Julián Andaya is the Emerging Leaders for Liberation Program Director.

Sarah Amazeen is AFSC's U.S. Program Director.

Mariana Martinez is the Program Director for Emerging Leaders for Liberation. Mariana has a Masters in Education from the University of Miami and a background in community organizing and policy campaigns. Previously, Mariana worked as the Florida campaigns and policy coordinator for our AFSC Florida Program.

Akira Rose is the NY program’s Youth Empowerment and Engagement Coordinator working closely with youth with a goal of empowering them to think differently about the carceral system though our Liberation Summer Camp and Liberation Academy. She helps prepare tomorrow’s activists with information and tools needed to contribute to the changes they want to see in their communities.

Chia-Chia Wang is the Co-Director for AFSC’s Immigrant Rights Program overseeing organizing and advocacy projects. She supports staff in various campaigns including TPS permanent residency, #FreeThemAll, DefundHate, anti-detention and enforcement policies at local and federal level, and immigrants’ access to benefits and services.