About

This bio is current as of 2025.

Grace Clinton attended the University of Notre Dame and studied Science Pre-Professional and Global Affairs with a minor in Anthropology. Her work focused on postpartum health and gender-based violence in Sub-Saharan Africa. After graduation, she reviewed the Samuel Huntington Public Service Award to continue non-profit work in rural Botswana by building a women's shelter that caters to survivors of gender-based violence. Additionally, she attended the University of Cambridge to study Medical Anthropology with a focus on how non-profits contribute to care systems for survivors of gender-based violence. Currently she is based in London, UK working for Girlguiding on grant writing and curriculum development. She is still actively overseeing activities in Botswana and visits frequently. 

 

Major(s)
Global Affairs - IDS Concentration
Pre-Professional (SC)
Minor(s)
Anthropology
Other Accomplishments & Recognitions