Jennifer Whatley is a senior nonprofit leader with over 15 years of experience strengthening democratic culture and civic education. A graduate of Johns Hopkins SAIS and Georgetown University, she translates strategic vision into practical programs, having held leadership roles at Street Law, Inc. , and World Learning. People often describe her as strategic, skilled, and compassionate.
Jennifer is passionate about building freer and fairer societies. She actively engages with democracy advocates in the U. S. and supports bipartisan efforts in community bridge-building, which she considers essential for the health of the democratic system. Her work has consistently focused on fostering civic resilience and exposing injustice.
As Director of Program Development at World Learning, she successfully led a team to win over $300 million in new funding for development and education programs.
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