President and CEOLast Mile4D
Harrison is the founding President and CEO of Last Mile4D and a graduate of Johns Hopkins School of Advance International Studies. Manages health projects in the world’s remotest areas. She is a Women's Rights Advocate who uses intersectionality of social change and technology to prevent gender-based violence. Her background is in health, social protection, policy development, education curricular and training for change.
She received her Fulbright Scholarship to draft a comprehensive cancer control policy for the Republic of Georgia that led to establishment of LM4D. She has a proven track record of designing and implementing customized health/safety protocols for communities on a global scale, enabled by her signature VPack4Development technology that is used in Kenya to prevent Female Genital Mutilation. She designed regional programs for civil society organizations in the Caucasus, Central Asia, Middle East, and Africa to further their advocacy skills on women’s and girls’ rights.