{"id":3259,"date":"2021-09-27T23:24:02","date_gmt":"2021-09-27T23:24:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/kindred.com.co\/?page_id=3259"},"modified":"2026-04-22T06:51:40","modified_gmt":"2026-04-22T06:51:40","slug":"people","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/kindredglobal.org\/es\/people\/","title":{"rendered":"Gente"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Helen Herrman<\/h3>

Chair<\/p>

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Jefe de Investigaci\u00f3n sobre J\u00f3venes Vulnerables y Desconectados
\nMD, MBBS, BMedSc, FRANZCP, FFPH(UK), FAFPHM<\/p>\n

Helen Herrman es presidenta de la Asociaci\u00f3n Mundial de Psiquiatr\u00eda (WPA) 2017-2020 y directora del Centro Colaborador de Salud Mental de la Organizaci\u00f3n Mundial de la Salud (OMS), Melbourne. Es profesora de psiquiatr\u00eda en Orygen y en la Universidad de Melbourne, Australia. Ha recibido el premio de Oficial de la Orden de Australia.<\/p>\n

Es miembro de la Comisi\u00f3n de The Lancet sobre Salud Mental Global y Desarrollo Sostenible, y preside la Comisi\u00f3n de The Lancet-WPA sobre depresi\u00f3n cuyo informe se publicar\u00e1 en 2020. Es copresidenta del Consejo del Futuro Global del Foro Econ\u00f3mico Mundial sobre Tecnolog\u00eda para la Salud Mental 2019 -20.<\/p>\n

En el pasado, como profesora y directora de psiquiatr\u00eda en St. Vincent's Health Melbourne, lider\u00f3 el desarrollo de un servicio de salud mental de \u00e1rea integrada bajo la reforma nacional de atenci\u00f3n de salud mental de Australia. Durante un a\u00f1o se desempe\u00f1\u00f3 como asesora regional en salud mental para la Regi\u00f3n del Pac\u00edfico Occidental de la OMS. Sus intereses de investigaci\u00f3n y pr\u00e1ctica en los campos de la atenci\u00f3n de la salud mental comunitaria, la promoci\u00f3n de la salud mental y la salud mental de las mujeres incluyen la salud mental de los grupos marginados, como las mujeres y los hombres j\u00f3venes que viven bajo el cuidado del estado. Lidera el plan de acci\u00f3n de la WPA 2017-2020, preocupado por apoyar la contribuci\u00f3n de los psiquiatras a la salud mental mundial.<\/p>\n

INTERESES DE INVESTIGACI\u00d3N
\nJ\u00f3venes vulnerables y desconectados, salud mental comunitaria, promoci\u00f3n de la salud mental.

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Steve Curry<\/h3>

Treasurer<\/p>

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Experto en gobierno, facilitaci\u00f3n, participaci\u00f3n comunitaria, liderazgo y an\u00e1lisis de pol\u00edticas. Fuerte profesional en desarrollo de negocios con un Doctorado en Filosof\u00eda (PhD) enfocado en Filosof\u00eda de la Universidad de Monash.
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Judith Rafferty<\/h3>

Secretary<\/p>

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Judith is a distinguished \"Pracademic\u201d, adeptly connecting theory with practice. She integrates over 15 years of experience as a conflict resolution practitioner, researcher, and educator\/trainer both in Australia and internationally.<\/p>\n

Judith is a nationally accredited mediator under the Australian Standards (NMAS), accredited Conflict Management Coach (CCI), and trained in group facilitation and restorative justice group conferencing. Judith has been practising as a conflict management specialist since 2011 through her consultancy \"Conflict Coaching Cairns\" and as mediator on the mediation panel at the Cairns Dispute Resolution Centre.<\/p>\n

Judith is an internationally respected researcher with notable expertise in qualitative studies with vulnerable populations. Her PhD, focusing on justice for victim-survivors of sexual violence, has earned her multiple awards. Judith has published widely in conflict resolution, violence against women and genocide, and has presented at multiple national and international conferences.<\/p>\n

As a Senior Trainer at the Conflict Management Academy and in her former role as Senior Lecturer and Director of the postgraduate Conflict Management and Resolution program at James Cook University, Judith has significantly contributed to the field of conflict studies. She has created multiple resources and practical tools to assist individuals in analysing and engaging constructively in complex conflict situations. She has also engaged extensively in conflict resolution training, including face-to-face, online and in blended mode, across various professional sectors, such as education, business, sports management, and higher degree research, demonstrating her expertise as an educator and trainer.<\/p>\n

Furthermore, Judith's expertise extends to public speaking, with a repertoire of hundreds of presentations, guest lectures, and webinars covering diverse topics such as conflict resolution processes and skills, cross-cultural conflict resolution, transitional justice, genocide, and violence against women.<\/p>\n

Beside her PhD in Conflict Resolution Judith's holds a Master of Conflict and Dispute Resolution, a Graduate Business Administrator Diploma, and a Graduate Certificate in Psychology.

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Theresa Simpson<\/h3>

Nominated board member<\/p>

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Theresa grew up in Cairns, with proud family connections to Cherbourg (Wakka Wakka) and Mount Isa (Kalkadon).
\nRaised by her strong and compassionate grandmother Bonnie Simpson as an only child, Theresa was consistently around her mother\u2019s younger siblings and was often mistaken for one of them. This experience as a child immersed her in the positive cultural familiy values of our previous generations and shaped Theresa into the family orientated person she is today, having two children and a large extended family.
\nGrandmother Bonnie one of the original house mothers that had helped establish Mookai Rosie Bi-Bayan alongside founder Rose Richards.
\nTheresa has worked at Mookai Rosie Bi-Bayan for nineteen years, continuing in her family\u2019s footsteps, with a passion for improving Women\u2019s Health. Her extensive experience prior to coming to Mookai extends across both the Government and private sectors where she gained expertise in business management and administration, human resources, finance and leadership.
\nTheresa is determined to sustain and build on the legacy left by the women who built Mookai Rosie before her. A legacy which encompasses both a professional evidence-based health care and accommodation service combined with strong and respectful cultural governance.
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Arturo Harker<\/h3>

Nominated board member<\/p>

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Arturo Harker es profesor asociado de la Escuela de Gobierno Alberto Lleras Camargo de la Universidad de los Andes. Doctor en Econom\u00eda de la Universidad de California en Los \u00c1ngeles (ULCA). Actualmente es director del Centro de investigaci\u00f3n IMAGINA de la Universidad de los Andes. Su \u00e1rea de investigaci\u00f3n es la microeconom\u00eda aplicada y la evaluaci\u00f3n de pol\u00edticas p\u00fablicas. En los \u00faltimos 12 a\u00f1os ha centrado su trabajo en el dise\u00f1o, implementaci\u00f3n y evaluaci\u00f3n de intervenciones para la promoci\u00f3n del Capital Humano. Esta agenda tiene dos cap\u00edtulos. El primero, se centra en estudiar el impacto de las adversidades en la ni\u00f1ez \u2014tales como la exposici\u00f3n a la violencia, el desplazamiento forzado y la pobreza\u2014 sobre el desarrollo humano, concentr\u00e1ndose en el dise\u00f1o y la evaluaci\u00f3n de intervenciones que permitan mitigar dicho impacto. El segundo, se concentra en estudiar programas y pol\u00edticas p\u00fablicas que promueven el desarrollo humano desde el sistema educativo y el sistema de salud. Ha liderado y participado en proyectos estrat\u00e9gicos para el sector educativo, salud y social colombiano. Es faculty affiliate y miembro de la junta de directiva de la Child Protection and Care (CPC) Learning Network e investigador asociado y miembro del comit\u00e9 acad\u00e9mico del Centro de Estudios sobre Seguridad y Drogas (CESED) de la Universidad de los Andes.
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Maria Rodrigues<\/h3>

Director<\/p>

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Maria\u2019s experience as a researcher, educator, and development practitioner spans over fifteen years working at the intersection of mental health, social justice, and cross-cultural peacebuilding. Community mental health, especially addressing intergenerational trauma, has increasingly become the focus of her work. Maria has completed field research in a variety of contexts, notably with Aboriginal communities in remote Australia, as well as post-conflict settings in Kenya, Uganda, and Mozambique.<\/p>\n

Maria holds a BA in Psychology from Elmira College and a PhD in Applied Ethics (Global Justice) from the University of Melbourne. Her enthusiasm for working with students has led her to teach at universities across Australia, most recently at James Cook University as part of their MA Program in Conflict Management and Resolution. Maria\u2019s research and consultancy work has contributed to toolkits, policy and strategic documents for StrongMinds Uganda, the National Indigenous Australians Agency, the World Psychiatric Association, Relationships Australia and Amnesty International.

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Kirsty McKellar<\/h3>

Executive Officer<\/p>

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Kirsty holds the needs and desires of people and their communities as central to the way she works. She is a development practitioner who supports any and all stages of the project cycle, including from initial grant application-writing to project implementation.<\/p>\n

She applies creative-thinking to the complexity of project scenarios, holding technical skills in research, data collection and coding, report-writing, community facilitation and monitoring, evaluation and learning and diverse SOGIESC inclusion. Kirsty also has experience working in the humanitarian sector, including work that supports the inclusion of communities with diverse SOGIESC in crisis, and her time spent in Maharashtra, India with RedR for post-flood hygiene promotion.<\/p>\n

Before working for Community Works and Kindred, Kirsty was a consultant with Edge Effect, an organisation that assists humanitarian and development organisations to work in genuine partnerships with sexual and gender minorities. At Community Works, Kirsty informs decisions around work that requires a deeper understanding of diverse SOGIESC inclusion.<\/p>\n

Kirsty graduated from the Master of Development Studies at the University of Melbourne with Honors, and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics & German, and a Diploma in French. She wrote her Master\u2019s thesis on the disaster risk reduction agenda within the context of floods and the monsoon season in Bihar, India. She was interested in uncovering how the writers, implementers and improvisers of disaster management flood policies in Bihar imagine, prepare for and absorb the annual monsoon season. Specifically, she focused on examining the ontologies behind the international disaster risk reduction agenda, and what it can mean to live with uncertainty.

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Steve Fisher<\/h3>

Senior Advisor<\/p>

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Before establishing Community Works and being part of the team that founded Kindred, Steve was Marketing Director, Operations Director and Deputy Chief Executive of Practical Action, an international NGO that addresses poverty through technology. He was Chief Operating Officer of the Centre for Appropriate Technology, a national Indigenous organisation in Australia, and Asia Director of BasicNeeds, an international organisation that focuses on mental health and development.<\/p>\n

Steve has been appointed an Honorary Fellow at the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne since 2016, where he teaches on the Masters in International Development. He was formerly a board member of Intermediate Technology Consultants, the Colombian Children\u2019s Foundation and Remotebiz and he was the Chair of the Mental Health Association of Central Australia.<\/p>\n

Steve is an advisor to multiple organisations, notably Ninti One (since 2008), the World Psychiatric Association (since 2014) and ConnectED (since 2018). His management expertise includes professional coaching, staff management, strategic development and attracting resources for new ventures. He has been a member of successful start-up teams that attracted major investment from multiple sources including the CRC for Remote Economic Development ($32m), the Young and Well CRC ($35m) and CitiesRISE ($14m).<\/p>\n

Through the experiences summarised above, Steve has developed a range of specialised skills including in development practice, NGO strategy, scaling successful programs, community mental health, participatory research, monitoring and evaluation for social development programs, community development and appropriate technology. As a facilitator of over 300 workshops in a range of settings in Australia (especially with remote Aboriginal communities), the Pacific, South and South-East Asia, Africa and Latin America, he is accustomed to working through complex issues with multiple participants. Steve is considered an ethical and considerate professional who is open, inquisitive and a critical thinker. He is a strong writer and also a fluent speaker of Spanish.

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Carolina Berm\u00fadez<\/h3>

Program Manager, Colombia<\/p>

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Carolina is an Anthropologist and Philosopher who has worked with Indigenous groups in Colombia and Australia over the last ten years. She holds a Master of Social Policy from the University of Melbourne. Carolina has extensive fieldwork experience, mostly in the Amazon and she has coordinated several projects focused on education, cultural strengthening and development of economic alternatives for Indigenous groups.<\/p>\n

Carolina has developed multiple skills as a social science researcher, using qualitative methods for data collection and analysis. Her research experiences include an exploration for the International Labour Organisation (ILO), identifying barriers Indigenous people face in accessing the labour market in Colombia; she recently developed a case study on \u2018Alternatives to coercion\u2019, commissioned by the World Psychiatric Association (WPA) and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatry (RANZCP), focusing on a psychiatric clinic in Bogot\u00e1.<\/p>\n

During the past three years Carolina has been involved in the design and implementation of community mental health and well-being initiatives. She has played an active role in a project funded by Grand Challenges Canada and implemented by OPIAC (Organisation of Indigenous Peoples of the Colombian Amazon), which aims to support Indigenous youth from Vaup\u00e9s in the pursuit of their mental well-being.

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Katie Langmore<\/h3>

Project Leader<\/p>

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Katie is an experienced community development and engagement specialist who is passionate about working with communities to design, deliver, replicate and evaluate best-practice programs. Katie holds a first-class Master\u2019s Degree in Social Work from the University of Melbourne and has undertaken additional safeguarding and trauma-informed care training to support her work with communities.<\/p>\n

Katie has a background in writing and editing and relishes finding creative solutions to community-identified issues. She has previously worked as editor at Oxfam Australia and has vast experience helping organisations share their stories. Katie has also worked as a practising artist, art curator and photography teacher at a First Nations school in Maningrida, Northern Territory.

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Annum Shaikh<\/h3>

Representative, Pakistan<\/p>

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Annum is an experienced public health and evaluation practitioner. She has over 10 years of experience in the field of healthcare \u2013 hospitals, nonprofit, government and UN. She has applied her research, epidemiological and analytical skills to measure and evaluate effectiveness of international projects and programs in mental health, community development, injury and violence, and complex humanitarian emergencies. Her management experience includes program development, staff management, capacity building, and leadership.<\/p>\n

Most recently, she was an Impact Facilitator at Brotherhood of St Laurence in Australia, a social justice NGO focused on eliminating poverty. She led measurement and evaluation of a COVID-19 Community Strengthening project and managed staff. Working closely with a team of 32, she applied principles of Asset Based Community Development, Appreciative Inquiry, Advantage Thinking and Strengths-Based Capabilities Framework in a co-design fashion to engage with the community.<\/p>\n

Annum is a strong writer, having authored research reports and articles, published in academic journals. She holds a Masters in Global Public Health and Epidemiology from Emory University in Georgia, USA.<\/p>\n

She has supported organisations across North America, Latin America, Asia, Middle East, Africa and Australia. She is multi-lingual with fluency in Sindhi, Urdu and Spanish, and identifies as Pakistani-American.

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Daniela Pickering<\/h3>

Project Development Associate<\/p>

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Daniela is a Sociologist from the Alberto Hurtado University with a Diploma in Socio-Environmental Management from the University of Chile and a Master's degree in Development Studies from the University of Melbourne. With over 10 years of experience, she excels as a community development and engagement professional, fostering effective engagement processes and sustainable relationships among local, state government, and private sector organisations in both Chile and Australia.<\/p>\n

Dani\u2019s areas of expertise include community development, stakeholder analysis and engagement, group facilitation, impact assessment, and participatory monitoring. Daniela has worked extensively with clients from diverse sectors, including the private sector, NGOs, and local government. Additionally, she has collaborated with various community stakeholder groups, such as migrants, Indigenous communities, and both rural and urban populations.<\/p>\n

Driven by her passion for promoting inclusivity and collaboration among diverse groups, Daniela brings her wealth of professional experience to gain a deep understanding of people, contexts, needs, and interests. Her expertise in community development, stakeholder engagement, and impact assessment allows her to contribute valuable insights to our projects. With a focus on fostering understanding and cooperation, Daniela is dedicated to creating positive change and meaningful outcomes for individuals and communities.

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Ingrid Horton<\/h3>

Comunicador visual<\/p>

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Ingrid Horton es dise\u00f1adora de comunicaci\u00f3n visual. Tiene un M\u00e1ster en Ense\u00f1anza, una Licenciatura en Artes Visuales y un Diploma de Dise\u00f1o Gr\u00e1fico. Tras haber estudiado Bellas Artes y Magisterio, Ingrid aporta experiencia en campos creativos y de comunicaci\u00f3n a su trabajo para Community Works y nuestros clientes.<\/p>\n

Ingrid es una apasionada del poder del dise\u00f1o para contribuir y transformar la sociedad de forma positiva. Se asegura de que el dise\u00f1o visual se tenga en cuenta desde la fase de creaci\u00f3n de los proyectos hasta el resultado profesional y la entrega de las comunicaciones. Utilizando materiales sencillos y visualmente ricos para transmitir significado, Ingrid emplea sus habilidades como comunicadora visual para ampliar el alcance de las grandes ideas, historias e informaci\u00f3n de nuestros clientes.

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