Jasmine Haddaway
Member of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
From Orlando, Florida
From Orlando, Florida
I am a mission-based, service-oriented people person with a passion for using gender equality and human rights advancement as means to propel international development. Currently, I help nonprofits and other local partners build relationships with the community to create social change. I also conduct research that measures the impact of justice and civil liberty initiatives on a global scale.
When I am not on the job, I love running, discovering new books to read at the library, indulging my love for guacamole, and exploring new places.
If you would like to learn more about how I can help your organization, please reach out via email (jasmine.haddaway@gmail.com).
Top five Strengths Finder talents:
1.) Connectedness
2.) Positivity
3.) Woo
4.) Ideation
5.) Input
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Jasmine Haddaway Awarded Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Grant
Jasmine Haddaway of Orlando, Florida, recently was awarded a Study Abroad Grant worth $1,000 from The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi--the nation's oldest and most selective collegiate honor societ...
April, 25 2017 - Verified by The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
Women's Rights Researcher at Tanzania Development Trust
• Mapped villages and roadways in rural Tanzania through "Crowd2Map Tanzania" research project to protect school girls from female genital mutilation, childhood marriage, and gender-based violence.
• Contributed to mapping over 14,000 square kilometers of rural settlements in Serengeti region through OpenStreetMap.
• Mapping efforts prevented over 2,250 adolescent girls from being cut in 2017.
• Collaborated with crowd-sourcing research team of 900 international volunteers and 200 Tanzanian mappers.
February 2017 - Present
Reubin Askew Scholar at Bob Graham Center for Public Service
• Designed civic engagement project to address a specific societal inequity and create sustainable solutions.
• Analyzed public issue and presented findings to government official who could take action.
March 2016 - Present
Resident Assistant at University of Florida Department of Housing and Residence Education
• Fostered a positive living environment designed to link community, faculty, and residents
• Developed student-centered hall programs to promote social, educational, and emotional understanding and growth
• Promoted academic excellence, addressed student needs, and mediated residents' conflicts
• Budgeted and allocated money used for residence hall/ floor events
December 2015 - Present
