Courtney Robinson
About Courtney Robinson
Courtney Robinson is the Agency Relations and CSFP Coordinator at Feeding the Gulf Coast, where she focuses on food distribution compliance and efficiency. She has a Master's degree in International Affairs from King's College London and has volunteered in disaster management in The Bahamas.
Current Role at Feeding the Gulf Coast
Courtney Robinson serves as the Agency Relations and CSFP Coordinator at Feeding the Gulf Coast, a position she has held since 2021. In this role, she works to ensure compliance and efficiency in food distribution to communities affected by poverty or natural disasters. She oversees the Commodity and Supplemental Food Program, which addresses the nutritional needs of seniors in three counties in the Florida Panhandle. Her responsibilities include coordinating with various agencies to enhance food access and improve service delivery.
Previous Experience in Disaster Management
In 2020, Courtney Robinson volunteered with All Hands and Hearts as a Disaster Management Volunteer in The Bahamas for three months. This experience involved working on recovery efforts in the aftermath of natural disasters, contributing to community resilience and rebuilding initiatives. Her role provided her with practical skills in disaster response and management.
Educational Background
Courtney Robinson has a diverse educational background. She earned a Master of Arts in International Affairs from King's College London, studying from 2020 to 2022. Prior to that, she completed her Bachelor's degree in Global and International Studies, Geography, and English at Penn State University from 2016 to 2019. Additionally, she studied at the University of Leeds, Northwest Florida State College, Grossmont College, and San Diego Mesa College, gaining a broad range of knowledge and skills.
Field Research and Journalism Experience
Courtney Robinson has conducted field research in South Africa, focusing on human rights and environmental issues. She has also engaged in grassroots journalism in Thailand, contributing to cross-cultural understanding and social change. These experiences have provided her with valuable insights into global issues and the importance of advocacy.
Travel and Cultural Insights
Courtney Robinson has traveled to over 40 countries in the past five years. This extensive travel has allowed her to gain diverse cultural insights and experiences, enriching her understanding of global perspectives and enhancing her ability to work in international contexts.