David Moorer

Security and Development professional with over 34 years experience and a background working with indigenous communities in austere environments including Afghanistan, Ukraine, Iraq and Chile. PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ★ Attended the Development Project Management Institute (DPMI), gaining extensive knowledge in: Designing and Managing Development Projects | Facilitating Participatory Development | Social Entrepreneurship and Strategic Partnering. ★ Awarded a research internship at the Bonn International Center for Conversion (BICC), utilizing skills and tools learned at DPMI. Key achievements at BICC include: • Produced a critical case study on social networking / strategic partnering aspects of BICC. • Developed social networking and strategic partner tools including a problem tree and logical framework. • Researched issues of sexual violence during armed conflict and recruitment of child soldiers for Affected Populations: Armed-Conflict & Post-Conflict Recovery program. • Produced informational video for Wartime Rape project. ★ Member of the Transitional Injustice Field Practicum, through the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. Key achievements included: • Participated in human rights field course in Southern Chile working with the Mapuche indigenous community. • Documentary filming of human rights issues in Chile with Judge Juan Guzmán and Dr. Jan Black. • Produced video segments for documentary film & awareness efforts to highlight Mapuche legal issues. ★ Webmaster - United Nations Association | Monterey Bay Chapter | Monterey, CA | 01/2004 – 09/2013 SKILLS & EXPERTISE • Program Management • Development Project Management • Post Conflict Recovery Programs • Security and Development • Human Rights Issues • Armed Violence Reduction • Training & Mentoring • Remote & Emergency Medicine • Tactical And Primary Care • Preventive Medicine • Search & Rescue Operations • Managing Medical Emergencies • Massive Casualty Response Planning