Sarah is a communications and policy professional based in Washington, DC, whose work intersects advocacy, international security, and digital outreach. She supports strategic messaging, policy analysis, and stakeholder engagement for U.S. government agencies, international organizations, and academic institutions.

With a strong background in international relations and security, Sarah has contributed to high-visibility research projects on terrorism, transnational crime, and global security issues.

She holds a Master of Arts in International Security, with a concentration in transnational challenges, and a Graduate Certificate in Illicit Trade Analysis, both from the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University. She also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Government and International Politics, with a minor in Legal Studies.

Combining her research on terrorism, transnational crime, and global security with communications leadership, Sarah advances dialogue and solutions at the intersection of governance, security, and human rights.