As general manager at Wonder, Corinne brings a professional background that combines research for social change and organizational management.
Corinne’s experience as a Peace Corps volunteer in Lesotho was transformational. It raised questions about international development and equity, and she sought answers through an MA in Social Justice. As part of that advocacy-oriented graduate program, she spent eight months in Johannesburg, South Africa working with a social movement that demanded basic services for their community. Alongside young activists there, Corinne led a community-based research project to produce a booklet that could be used to advocate for better living conditions.
Corinne broadened her research and project management skills while working with Goodwin Simon Strategic Research, a public opinion research firm in Oakland, CA, on campaigns to bring about progressive social change.
Corinne lives in western Massachusetts with her family.
Why are you a strategist for good?
“Throughout my life, I have been faced with many questions about power, inequality, and injustice. Why are some people born into poverty and others into prosperity? How can this injustice be corrected? What role should advocates play in addressing these questions? I’m a strategist for good because I want to be surrounded by other people who are asking these questions.”
What’s your superpower?
“Ruthless efficiency! My organizational and multi-tasking abilities have always been a strength, but becoming a mother took them to a whole new level. My goal is to keep everyone on task in loving and supportive ways, in my home and in my work.”
