Sarah Kalloch serves as Campaign Alliances Advisor at Oxfam America, where she manages Oxfam’s Sisters on the Planet Ambassador program, which engages 270+ leading American women in advocacy on poverty, hunger and climate change worldwide. Sarah also builds partnerships with state and national organizations interested in food security, women’s rights, and other key development issues, and coordinates Oxfam’s G8 and G20 team. Prior to Oxfam, Sarah served as Outreach and Constituency Organizing Director at Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), where she spearheaded advocacy for PHR’s campaigns on sexual violence, health in conflict, HIV/AIDS, and torture by U.S. forces. Sarah also directed PHR's groundbreaking partnerships in East Africa, working with health professional leaders to found two NGOs in Uganda and Kenya that engage health workers in innovative AIDS and health rights advocacy. Sarah has also run a fly-fishing resort in the Bahamas and spent a year living in Uganda as a Michael Rockefeller Fellow, conducting research on gender and economics in fishing communities around Lake Victoria in East Africa. Sarah received a B.A. in Social Studies from Harvard College.