Ana Rodo is a Peruvian peacebuilding practitioner with experience in program coordination, communications, community engagement, and research. Through her work with Think Peace Learning & Support Hub and the Mary Hoch Center for Reconciliation, she has supported practitioner networks, developed learning resources, and coordinated storytelling, donor communications, and reporting. Her previous experience includes family reunification work with the International Rescue Committee and facilitating workshops with immigrant youth.

Ana is also Co-founder of Taki Yachay, an initiative dedicated to strengthening wellbeing, intergenerational connections, and community leadership through storytelling, arts, dialogue, and shared learning. She holds a master’s degree in Conflict Analysis and Resolution from George Mason University, with concentrations in Collaborative Leadership and Peacebuilding and Inclusive Conflict Engagement.