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Shenae Osborn graduated from the University of Southern California with a BS in Kinesiology. Soon after she obtained in Health Administration but after her travels and life experiences realized she wanted to make a positive global impact and decided on obtaining a Masters in Social Work.  As a graduate research assistant with Dr. Forgey at Fordham University, Shenae has had the opportunity to assist in a literature review and meetings focused on international military social work across the globe.  She is also very involved with the NGO Committee on the Indigenous Peoples. Shenae has co-authored two book chapters in the upcoming book Behavioral Science in the Global Arena: Addressing Timely Issues at the United Nations and Beyond (International Psychology)- Volume 2 and is now a co-editor of the second volume. Shenae's abstract "The Unseen Abuses" was accepted for a poster and lightning talk presentation at the 2020- 78th Annual International Council of Psychologist Conference where she won a peer-judged international award. Shenae enjoys collaboration and bringing minds and efforts together to make a greater global impact and is eager to learn from experts in the field as she hopes to focus her career in international and community policy work with an emphasis on women, children, mental health, welfare, and the contribution of technology. Recently, Shenae has been appointed as an International Federation of Social Workers New York Representative to the United Nations.