The Ambassador Council is a group of young leaders who bring their skills and experiences from diverse backgrounds to support a shared mission: preventing war and shaping peace.
The Ambassador Council reflects values core to Crisis Group’s founding principles: through dialogue and inclusive representation, peace is possible. Join us in our mission. By committing to being an ambassador of our work and contributing their own expertise, Ambassador Council members support Crisis Group in its global mission to prevent and resolve deadly conflicts worldwide. The Ambassador Council provides valuable feedback, amplifies Crisis Group’s messaging, and expands Crisis Group’s network to increase the effectiveness of our advocacy. Together, we can make a difference.
Our passionate Co-Chairs lead four active branches in Brussels, London, New York and San-Francisco. AC members enjoy invitations to all CrisisCalls, breakfast briefings, screenings and roundtable discussions, as well as exclusive AC events, including Happy Hours with Crisis Group staff and Debate Club meetings.
AC members bring their own experiences and expertise to take part in lively discussions in an inclusive Global Debate Club.
Three engaging global committees directly involve AC members in Crisis Group’s work:
Learn More About the Ambassador Council.
Crisis Group is grateful for the generous support of its Ambassador Council. All Council members make a financial gift annually to Crisis Group, in addition to using their talents and influence to amplify our work.
"The idea behind launching the Ambassador Council, bringing younger people who might not necessarily work on issues related to peace and security but who are deeply curious about them, closer to the International Crisis Group, was ingenious. Being a member of the Ambassador Council has enriched my understanding of how people from different professions approach matters of peace and security. I have the utmost respect for the International Crisis Group and am a proud member of the Ambassador Council."
Working as a journalist means that I'm constantly thrown into some of the world's most challenging political contexts. I've found that being a part of the Ambassador's Council and my talks with Crisis Group experts to be some of my only fool proof ways to understand what's unfolding around the world and how I can better do my job within that context. - Joe Hill
Khazer Almajali James Blake Damien Bruckard Pierre Jean Dahaene Darina Dvornichenko Sabrina Edelman Federico Firmian Manfredi Ajla Hotic Lauren Hurst Reid Jacoby Jennifer Kanyamibwa Andrea Karlsson Meera Kotak David Litwak Madison Malloch-Brown Gillian Morris Duncan Picard Lorenzo Piras Sofie Roehrig Perfecto Sanchez Rahul Sharma Sen A.J. Twombly Sherman Williams Alexandra van Nievelt
To discuss membership, please contact: DevOps@crisisgroup.org
The idea behind launching the Ambassador Council, bringing younger people who might not necessarily work on issues related to peace and security but who are deeply curious about them, closer to the International Crisis Group, was ingenious. Being a member of the Ambassador Council has enriched my understanding of how people from different professions approach matters of peace and security. I have the utmost respect for the International Crisis Group and am a proud member of the Ambassador Council.
Working as a journalist means that I'm constantly thrown into some of the world's most challenging political contexts. I've found that being a part of the Ambassador's Council and my talks with Crisis Group experts to be some of my only fool proof ways to understand what's unfolding around the world and how I can better do my job within that context.
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