Sarah Schulman

Class of 2019

Sarah has spent her career in bingo halls, buses, and back alleyways. As a social scientist focused on the experiences of people living on the margins, Sarah uses story as a tool to both document ‘what is’ and re-imagine ‘what could be’. She is the Founding Partner of InWithForward, an international organization that co-designs social services and social policies from the ground-up. Her teams have created award-winning and scalable interventions like Kudoz, a learning platform for adults with cognitive disabilities. Sarah holds a B.A (honors) in Human Biology and an M.A in Education from Stanford University as well as a DPhil in Social Policy from Oxford University, where she was a Rhodes Scholar.

Clippings

  • 2019
  • The Walrus

Solving Homelessness Starts With Access to a Safe Bed

  • 2019
  • National Post

Refugees hoping to become citizens face high bar to achieve language benchmarks

  • 2019
  • The Globe and Mail

Refugees hoping to become citizens face high bar to achieve language benchmarks

  • CIUT 89.5 FM

GLOBAL BEATS SHOW #2

  • 2019
  • CIUT 89.5 FM

GLOBAL BEATS SHOW #1

  • 2019
  • Maclean’s

The beat cop who lends an ear to criminals

  • 2019
  • TVO

Is Ontario failing adults with developmental disabilities?