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| N. Moler | National Training and Technical Assistance Specialist |
| As a former fellow, Ms. Moler has been at Polaris Project since June 2007. Before joining Polaris Project, Ms. Moler worked on the Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars and as a Program Associate and Model UN Trainer for Global Classrooms, an international education program of the United Nations Association. Prior to moving to Washington, DC, Nicole worked as a facilitator and tolerance educator at the Simon Wiesenthal Center, an international human rights organization in Los Angeles, California, where she led human rights, conflict resolution and anti-bias workshops aimed at high school students and at-risk youth. In addition, Ms. Moler spent a year and a half in Madrid, Spain teaching ESL to high school students, international companies, and the Spanish army. Ms. Moler has a Masters Degree in International Affairs with a concentration in Conflict and Conflict Resolution from the George Washington University. During her program at GWU, Ms. Moler focused her studies on the human trafficking-conflict nexus. |