Sara Grossman is a writer, editor and communications strategist from Los Angeles, now based between London and Berlin. She is the campaigns coordinator at UC Berkeley’s Othering & Belonging Institute, where she manages and implements longer term communications projects and priorities.
She previously worked with OBI’s Network for Transformative Change program, which develops and disseminates digital narrative projects and messaging strategies around economic inequality, inclusive identities, and the critical role of the public sphere, among other topics. She graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Political Economy in 2015 and later moved to Berlin, where she has supported the work of a number of nonprofit and cause-driven organisations working on issues across the social change landscape.
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How can we use images of hope to campaign for human rights?
What is the picture we want people to see when they think of human rights? This new project from Fine Acts and hope-based communications sought to answer the question with a series of new images.