ALISON PAVIA, Executive Director. Ms. Pavia has a JD from Columbia Law School and a BA from Brown University. She was the founding Executive Director of ReServe Elder Service, Inc., and has worked as a consultant with Living Cities, the National Community Development Initiative. Ms. Pavia practiced law in New York City at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, and at Pavia & Harcourt, specializing in international corporate and banking law. She serves on the boards of ReServe and the Riverdale Neighborhood House, and is a trustee of the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law.

JANE ALDERMAN ZEITZ, Administrative Director. Mrs. Alderman Zeitz has an MBA from the University of Connecticut and a Bachelors of Science in Psychology from Union College. Prior to attending graduate school, Mrs. Alderman Zeitz had five years of experience with HBO and Viacom/CBS working in the areas of legal compliance, contract negotiations, and business affairs. Mrs. Alderman Zeitz has played an instrumental role in establishing the Foundation.

DR. KATHLEEN ALLDEN, Program Director. Dr. Allden received her medical degree at University of Cincinati College of Medicine. She completed her residency in psychiatry at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and fellowship in International Psychiatry and Epidemiology with the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma. She serves on the faculty of Dartmouth Medical School and is an affiliate of Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Staff. Dr. Allden is an internationally recognized expert on cross-cultural psychiatry, and the psychosocial and neuropsychiatric consequences of mass violence and violations of human rights.

DR. THERESA BETANCOURT, Consultant. Assistant Professor of Child Health and Human Rights Harvard School of Public Health. She designs PCAF's measurement techniques and conducts PCAF's evaluation studies. Dr. Betancourt is based in Cambridge, MA.

MARIANNE SCOTT, Consultant. A former career diplomat who specialized in public diplomacy and served in U.S. embassies in East Africa and Central America, she was also the executive Director of the Daniel Pearl Foundation as well as the executive Director of Our Voices Together, founded by families who have lost loved ones to terrorism. Ms. Scott is based in Washington, DC.

DR. DY BEN CHHEM, PCAF Consulting Program Director, Cambodia. Minister of Health, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia.

DR. EUGENE KINYANDA, PCAF Program Director, Africa. Dr. Kinyanda is also the Chief of Traumatology at Butabika National Psychiatric Referral Hospital. Dr. Kinyada based in Kampala, Uganda.

MARY GRACE LANYERO, PCO, Team Leader, Kitgum Clinic, Uganda.

DR. SEGGANE MUSISI, Senior Consultant to PCAF for Capacity Building in Africa. Dr. Musisi is also Professor and Chair, Department Makerere University College of Medicine and Senior Consultant, Ministry of Health, Republic of Uganda.

ETHEL DREDA NAKIMULI-MPUNGU, MD, PHD, Director, Research.

DR. JULIET NAKKU, Director PCAF Psycho-trauma Clinic, Tororo. She also is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Makerere University College of Medicine.

DR. JAMES OKELLO, Chief, Child and Adolescent Division PCAF Psycho-trauma Clinic, Gulu. He also is Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Gulu University College of Medicine.

DR. THOMAS OYUK, Director, PCAF Psycho-trauma Clinic, Gulu. He is also Chair, Department of Psychiatry Gulu University College of Medicine.

DR. ELIALILIA SARIKIAELLA, Director PCAF, Annual Africa Training Seminar. She also is Professor, Medical Anthropology, Makerere University College of Medicine.