About Sarah Federman, PhD
My academic work explores language and meaning-making as it relates to conflict and reconciliation, looking specifically at post mass atrocity issues (apology, truth-telling, forgiveness and accountability-corporate, State, and personal). Worked pro bono for the House of Representatives and the State Department.
For my academic articles, please visit my Research Gate profile, here.
My consulting and coaching practice is a bit more personal. I apply training in strategic interventions to transform the experiences of businesses, individuals, and organizations. I have done interventions with everyone from toddlers to returning soldiers, Muslim peace activists, doctors, and government workers.
Clients include: Telmar Information Services, George Mason University, American University of Paris, American University, Bedford St. Martins.
Interviewed by: Seventeen and The New York Times, RFI (French radio), Canal+ (French television), The Washington Post
University Education
University of Pennsylvania, BA Intellectual History (Summa Cum Laude)
American University of Paris, MA International Affairs
Harvard University, Key Executive Training
George Mason University, PhD Presidential Scholar
Middlebury College, Masters French Immersion
Blogs
The Language of Conflict
Finish and Flourish: How to finish your dissertation or thesis with flare!
