Caitlin Schubert

Caitlin (she/her/hers) is passionate about anti-poverty work and addressing the root causes of inequality. Prior to joining TGH, Caitlin worked extensively in social justice-centered organizations, where she supported vulnerable populations experiencing human trafficking, domestic violence, and housing insecurity. With extensive experience in designing and implementing new programs, that not only addresses clients' direct needs but also teaches them self-advocacy skills. She is excited to bring these skills to TGH, ensuring that learners have access to reliable broadband services necessary for participating in society, gaining education, accessing healthcare, and exercising economic and social rights.

Caitlin holds a BA in International Development and Social Change from Clark University and a certificate in Restorative Justice Facilitation and Leadership from the University of San Diego.

Fun Fact: Caitlin loves rescuing Shar-pei mutts. She currently has a Shar-pei/Newfoundland mix named Howl!