Dr. Elizabeth C. Wolfe is a specialist in Conflict Analysis and Resolution. She explores and articulates how individuals (micro) are situated in macro conflict, and how one negotiates personal agency in the face of overwhelming adversity. Dr. Wolfe has diversely applied her skill set across issues and sectors. In the philanthropic field she explored human trafficking across India, Europe, and the United States. Prior to that, Dr. Wolfe worked to counter post-war communal violence in West Africa through traditional tribal engagement efforts. Her other areas of professional focus have been former child soldier reintegration, genocide prevention, and countering violent extremism. She served as a Senior Scientist at a Human Security company that creates instructional material for pre-deployment Green Berets at the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare School and Center. She has served as a consultant to nonprofit organizations and philanthropic foundations and publishes on issues optimizing donor engagement. Dr. Wolfe works with private clients across sectors including private defense, yachting, aviation, real estate, and finance. She writes on, facilitates discussions, and intervenes on sensitive topics including gender violence and inequality, GLBTQ issues, youth and workplace bullying, and homophobia. Her previous work was in political campaigning, fundraising, strategy, and press. In only one of her professional positions has she not encountered overt sexism. You can reach her at www.8HouseElan.com.Read more about this authorRead less about this author