Julia Britto

Julia Britto has a diverse work experience starting from 2017. Julia worked as a Legal Department Intern at Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation (NMIC). Julia also served as an Experiential Learning Administrator at Lincoln Square Legal Services Inc. Julia worked as a Philanthropy Intern at Roc Nation in 2019 and later as a Development Intern at Peace Action New York State in 2020. In 2020, they interned at Climate Refugees in the Communications & Development department. Julia also worked as a Consulting Research Paralegal at DANIEL AHARONI & PARTNERS LLP in 2021. Julia then became a Project Manager at Fordham University's Center for Community Engaged Learning. In 2021, they also worked as a Humanitarian in the Peace and Security Unit at IOM - UN Migration. Most recently, Julia is working as a Project Management Consultant at Global Thinking Foundation, focusing on financial literacy programming. Julia currently holds the position of Senior Associate at Atheneum, where they provide global market insights.

Julia Britto's education history includes various programs and degrees related to humanitarian studies, global studies, humanitarian action, international law, and social sciences. Julia pursued an Accelerated Track Master of Science (MS) degree with a focus on Humanitarian Studies and Communities & Capacity-Building Concentration at Fordham University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Additionally, they completed a degree in International Studies with a concentration in Humanitarian Studies at Fordham University. Julia also participated in the Network on Humanitarian Action Intensive Programme at the University of Warsaw, where they focused on Humanitarian Action in Pandemic Times. Julia further enhanced their knowledge in international law through an Intensive Programme at Georgetown University. Lastly, they embarked on a semester study at Universidade Nova de Lisboa, specializing in the Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas. The specific years of enrollment for these educational experiences were not provided.