Moderator:

• Name: Sabrina Hervey
• Title: EAC Technical Head of West Africa and Asia
• Organisation: Education Above All Foundation

Sabrina Hervey is the Technical Head for West Africa and Asia for Educate A Child, a global program of the Education Above All Foundation (EAA). She holds a Master's of Public Administration in International Management with a concentration in Development Project Management from Monterey Institute of International Studies, and a Bachelor's of Arts in English studies with a minor in French from Texas Lutheran University. With over 20 years of experience in both international development and education, including experience as a classroom teacher and working with youth, Ms. Hervey is instrumental in developing EAA's regional strategy, programs, and partnerships. She oversees a portfolio of projects across several countries, provides guidance on OOSC related issues, and serves as the tech focal point for partnerships with IsDB, ADB, the WB, as well as several ODAs in addition to global education bodies.

Speaker 1:

• Name: Daniela Uresty
• Title: Education Consultant
• Organisation: UNICEF

Daniela Uresty is an education consultant at UNICEF for Latin America and the Caribbean. She leads the Secretariat of the Regional Education Working Group (GRE-LAC), supporting coordination in education in emergencies, disaster risk reduction, and learning recovery. She has worked with governments and international organisations in Latin America, the Caribbean and West Africa, focusing on strengthening education systems in crisis and development contexts. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Education from UNAM, a Master’s degree in Social Sciences from the Sorbonne-Paris I, and a specialisation in Education Policy Planning from IIPE-UNESCO

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Speaker 2:

• Name: Anne Breivik
• Title: Head of Strategic Partnerships and Grant Management
• Organisation: Stromme Foundation

Anne Breivik is Head of Strategic Partnerships and Grant Management at Strømme Foundation. Anne has 20 years of experience from the voluntary and international development sector in Norway and the UK, including with the UK National Commission for UNESCO and the British Academy. She holds an MA in International Relations from Durham University (UK). Anne was previously Strømme Foundation’s Education Adviser and has extensive experience from education programme development and management across Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.

"To really ensure education for all, education systems have to adapt to the needs of out-of-school children and provide multiple pathways into education"

Speaker 3: 

• Name: Tamara Jacod
• Title: Inclusive Education Policy and Development Lead
• Organisation: Humanity and Inclusion (H&I)

Tamara Jacod is the Inclusive Education Policy and Development Lead at Humanity & Inclusion, where she leads technical support and knowledge mobilisation on inclusive education strategies across various regions. Boasting extensive expertise in North America, Asia, and Western and Central Africa, she has successfully managed education and research initiatives in diverse settings, including fragile contexts. Her experience spans quantitative and qualitative research, strategic planning, project coordination, and quality assurance within NGOs and international organisations. Tamara brings strong skills in technical guidance, capacity building, and policy engagement, with a proven track record of strengthening partnerships with governments, donors, and implementing partners. She is particularly committed to advancing inclusive education systems that are responsive to the needs of out-of-school children and learners with disabilities through flexible, context-driven approaches.