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Emily Cowlrick

Humanitarian Manager at Internews Europe

Emily Cowlrick is a seasoned professional with over 10 years of experience in humanitarian response and community development.

She specializes in integrating community engagement, accountability, protection, gender and inclusion, and psychosocial support into operations and program management.

Emily's approach is marked by inclusivity, complexity, creativity, and adaptability, as she actively participates in sustainable, community-driven initiatives.

Her educational background includes an Advanced Masters in Development Practice, Peace Studies, and Conflict Resolution from The University of Queensland and a Bachelor of Journalism in Journalism, Film, and TV from Queensland University of Technology.

Emily has held various roles in esteemed organizations such as Internews Europe, BRAC UK, Australian Red Cross, Voter Education Centre, Women For Social Progress, and Volunteering Queensland.

She has served as a Humanitarian Manager, Programme Officer, Humanitarian Training Coordinator, Response Advisor, and Consultant, among other roles, showcasing her diverse skill set and commitment to making a positive impact in the humanitarian sector.

Highlights

Jul 31 · linkedin

"Trust requires transparency, transparency comes from engagement, and engagement is more than complaints and feedback mechanisms."

From Feedback ≠ Participation: Trust, transparency and communication with refugees from Ukraine, Information Ecosystem Assessment 2023 - 2024 | Moldova.

It was great to author this assessment with Date Inteligente SRL and supported by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency in Moldova (especially Alberto Tonon). And as always, great working with Andrei Andrievski, Crina Balea, Ali Hamad Ameen and the rest of the Internews team. I'm belated in posting this - but the relevance of the findings and recommendations remain, and are relevant beyond the refugee response in Moldova.

"Findings from this assessment affirm what humanitarians know, but what our systems continue to often overlook - that refugees and host communities - not humanitarians or government - are at the centre of their own information ecosystems."

Oct 5 · linkedin

Hello! We're looking for a short-term evaluator for an interesting and important programme. For the past 1.5 years we've been looking at protection risks related to seeking, creating and sharing information in humanitarian contexts.

Please in contact if you're interested / tag people who may be a good fit!

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London, England, United Kingdom