Kelley Lynch

Background

About Kelley Lynch

Kelley Lynch is an international humanitarian storyteller dedicated to sharing stories that give voice to the world’s most remote, marginalized and vulnerable people. Built over two decades of living and working in the developing world, her diverse skill set combined with the breadth of her experience and her understanding of international development set Kelley's work apart. Kelley has lived and worked in Bangladesh (9 years) and Ethiopia (4 years) and has worked in more than 20 other countries reporting on a diverse range of issues, including: • Pastoralism • Education • Water, sanitation and hygiene • Disaster risk reduction • Maternal and child health • Nutrition • Faith-based initiatives • Livelihoods • Environment and resilience Kelley’s photographs, stories, videos and publications have been used to raise awareness, communicate with donors and advocate with policy-makers. They have also helped to raise millions in funding. Kelley has authored or co-authored more than 20 books, including Bangladesh's bestselling coffee table book Postcards from Bangladesh. In addition to creating publications, she is regularly engaged to produce videos, photo essays, stories and a range of social media content. Clients include: UNICEF, USAID, the Global Partnership for Education, The World Bank Group, the British Council, Save the Children, CARE and World Vision.(See the entire list and what they have to say about her work at: