Colorado Staff
We are pleased to welcome Alison Sharley as the interim Executive Director of the Colorado Haiti Project. Alison has relevant experience in organizational management, community development, and international development organizations. Alison is engaged in the program for Nonprofit Management at Regis University and a participant in the Global Studies Leadership Cohort. She holds a BA in Anthropology from the University of Colorado at Boulder, where she was awarded membership to the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
Alison is a Colorado native, speaks French, and has traveled in Europe, West Africa, and South Africa. As an undergraduate Alison spent a semester in Madagascar, during which time she lived out of a tent while conducting a demographic study of Ring-tailed Lemurs. Her current interests include exploring the world with her son Winston, aged 4. This summer they spent 3 weeks in the Seychelles Islands.
Alison has a sustaining passion for sustainable development and is committed to upholding the mission of the Colorado Haiti Project.
Amber Walker was raised in Colorado and is a recent graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder, with a BA in Psychology and International Affairs. Amber enjoys adventure travel and international missions. During college she spent time in the Dominican Republic teaching English and Geography to school children in a Haitian refugee village.
Her two greatest passions in life are humanitarian work through sustainable development and sharks. She considers herself well-versed on both subjects and is actively seeking opportunities to combine the two. A member of the Flatirons Community Church, she is thrilled to be a contributing member of the community that surrounds the Colorado Haiti Project.