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Heather McRae-Woolf

First Name
Heather
Last Name
McRae-Woolf
Community
Port Townsend
Organization
Self-employed
Which skills or areas of expertise are you willing to share?
Education and Training
International Travel, Touring
Social Services and Non Profit
I am interested in working with schools in my area
Yes
What grade level would you or your organization work best with?
Any Grade Level
What kind of availability do you or your organization have to offer?
Advisership (longer term commitment)
Mentorship (coffee or lunch, shorter time commitment)
Prefer Phone or Email Contact Only
Briefly describe the program, volunteer work, or partnerships you or your organization may offer.
I would be honored to reflect with a student or group of students about their visions for the future and the choices they face. I spent the last decade working with K-12 education reform efforts, and I am currently writing about climate change and education. I would be particularly interested in discussing how an awareness of climate change may affect life decisions.
You have indicated an expertise in International Travel, Touring
As a high school student, I lived and studied in France for a year. As a college student, I traveled solo to South Africa, Kenya, and Madagascar, volunteering along the way. Later, I studied Spanish in Guatemala and worked as a graduate intern in Barcelona, Spain. After receiving a Master's in International Affairs from The New School in New York, I worked for the United Nations Foundation. I am a firm believer in the immense benefit, personal and communal, of international experiences.
You have indicated an expertise in Social Services and Non Profit
I have been on non-profit Boards and have worked as a communications consultant and educator for non-profits, both small and large. Having been raised Quaker and having served on the Board of a Quaker-founded organization, I have particular experience with consensus-based models of decision-making.
In the form above you selected an unspecified area of expertise.
As a high school student, I lived and studied in France for a year. As a college student, I traveled solo to South Africa, Kenya, and Madagascar, volunteering along the way. Later, I studied Spanish in Guatemala and worked as a graduate intern in Barcelona, Spain. After receiving a Master's in International Affairs from The New School in New York, I worked for the United Nations Foundation. I am a firm believer in the immense benefit, personal and communal, of international experiences.

I have been on non-profit Boards and have worked as a communications consultant and educator for non-profits, both small and large. Having been raised Quaker and having served on the Board of a Quaker-founded organization, I have particular experience with consensus-based models of decision-making.