Caitlin Tulloch, an economist based in Oakland, California, exemplifies the influence of international cultures through her diverse collection of textiles. After experiencing significant upheaval at USAID where she worked, including multiple layoffs under the Trump administration, she co-founded Project Resource Optimization (PRO). This organization connects philanthropists with effective investment opportunities in the humanitarian sector, aiming to maximize impact in addressing global challenges such as poverty and education. Tulloch emphasizes the importance of using data-driven strategies to ensure funding achieves its intended effects.
"It was all very confusing, but in a very, very short period of time, what USAID had historically been doing was just wiped off the map."
"Out of the ashes of the dismantling of much of U.S. foreign assistance, we aim to guide philanthropists seeking impactful investment opportunities."
"Caitlin Tulloch focuses on achieving the biggest humanitarian bang for the buck: saving lives, educating children, and alleviating poverty efficiently."
"This lovely piece of embroidery represents more than decor; it reflects my appreciation for global cultures and influences in my life and work."
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