Who We Are
Johanna Chao Kreilick
Domain Manager
Justice and Human Rights Organizations
617.496.0014
johanna_kreilick@hks.harvard.edu
Johanna Chao Kreilick manages the Justice and Human Rights domain of practice at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Harvard University.
Johanna’s previous work in justice and human rights ranges from local community organizing, to research-to-action policy projects, to international program development. Before coming to the Hauser Center, Johanna launched and managed a program in economic justice for the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, an international human rights organization linking members, NGOs, and civil society partners in 62 countries around the globe. In this role, Johanna developed partnerships with civil society groups including worker centers organizing in Northwest Arkansas, to national networks of Kenyan street vendors, to think-tanks conducting research and analysis on emerging labor policy in China. Johanna is a trained mediator and seasoned facilitator of multi-stakeholder processes. She serves on numerous non-profit boards.
Johanna earned a BA in Anthropology from Stanford University and a Masters in Public Administration from HKS where she was named a Lucius N. Littauer Fellow in 2005.
Branka Andjelkovic
Mid-Career Fellow
Justice and Human Rights Organizations
Born in Belgrade, Serbia, Andjelkovic enrolled in the Mid-Career Master in Public Administration program in July 2010. She already holds a MA in International Relations and European Studies from the Central European University and MA in Theory of Literature from the Belgrade University, Serbia. Before HKS she was a visiting scholar at the Center for European and Eurasian Studies, UCLA, where she also worked on the 2010 UNDP Human Development Report for Europe. Andjelkovic was a Head of the Poverty Reduction and Economic Development department in UNDP Serbia until 2008. As UN expert she advised the Government of Serbia on the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, employment activation programmes for disadvantaged populations, civil society participation in public policy formulation and in this capacity closely worked on breaking poverty and social exclusion in Serbia.
