Brittany Williams

Brittany Williams currently serves as a Senior Program Officer for Forests & Climate at the World Wildlife Fund, specializing in the design and implementation of forest conservation strategies in Sub-Saharan Africa and advocating for sustainable practices that enhance social wellbeing. Prior to this role, Brittany gained diverse experience through positions such as International Agricultural Intern at the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service and Climate Project Intern at UNDP, where collaborative efforts focused on agricultural development and climate change resilience in various regions. Educational credentials include a Bachelor's Degree in Development Economics and International Development from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master of Environmental Management with a focus on Sustainable Land Use and Climate Change from Yale School of the Environment. Additional contributions to climate and sustainable development include leadership roles in organizations and academic initiatives, showcasing a strong commitment to environmental advocacy and policy development.