Susan Igras

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Email Susan Igras at susanigras@gmail.com and smi6@georgetown.edu. This email is the most updated Susan Igras's email found in 2026.

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To contact Susan Igras send an email to susanigras@gmail.com or smi6@georgetown.edu. (updated on September 02, 2024)

Senior Consultant at Collaborative Program Design & Evaluation in Teen/Youth Health and Climate Justice | San Rafael, California, United States

About Susan Igras

Susan Igras serves as a Senior Consultant at Collaborative Program Design & Evaluation, where she leverages her extensive expertise in adolescent health, public health, and climate justice to drive impactful programming and evaluation strategies. With a steadfast commitment to gender, social, and ecological justice, Susan excels in designing participatory processes that foster collaboration among non-profit organizations and government agencies. Her work is characterized by a strong focus on capacity development, ensuring that programs are not only relevant but also sustainable and effective in addressing the unique challenges faced by youth today.

One of her notable projects in the past year has been with the Good Grief Network, where she led a dedicated team in developing and beta-testing a groundbreaking teen program aimed at building resilience and social-emotional skills in the face of climate-change distress. This initiative, known as the GGN Z program, emphasizes the importance of equipping young people with the tools they need to navigate the psychological impacts of climate change, fostering a sense of agency and empowerment. Susan’s deep experience in qualitative and participatory evaluation methods has been instrumental in shaping this program, ensuring it is grounded in the lived experiences of adolescents.

In her role, Susan also provides strategic technical design and evaluation guidance to international agencies focused on climate and mental health. Her skills in program management, grant writing, and evaluation are complemented by her ability to engage diverse stakeholders in collaborative agenda-setting, making her a key asset in advancing public health initiatives that prioritize the well-being of youth in the context of a changing climate.

Susan Igras Work