Sabin Ray

Research Analyst

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Sabin is a Research Analyst for the Global Restoration Initiative in the Forests Program. Her research with the Good Practices and Scaling team focuses on developing tools for better understanding the social landscape as well as clarifying existing indicators of successful landscape restoration.

Sabin previously worked on a consumer-focused innovation strategy for CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project) in Berlin and helped U.S.-based non-profit Ecotrust with its communication and outreach initiatives. After working with CDP, she was inspired to delve into why oil and gas companies voluntarily report their carbon emissions. She’s also conducted independent research on Germany’s renewable energy program, Energiewende, as well as the global commercial viability of fracking. Most recently, she spent a year in Madrid, Spain to learn Spanish.

A dual national of the United States and Germany, Sabin holds a B.A. in international relations from Brown University in Providence, RI. Her coursework in international environmental governance included classes on the International Political Economy of Renewable Energy, International Environmental Law & Policy, the Geopolitics of Oil & Energy, Global Corporate Accountability, Statistics for Social Research, and Macroeconomics.

Sabin grew up in between Portland, Oregon, Nice, France, and Tokyo, Japan and speaks fluent French and Spanish as well as having a working knowledge of German and Japanese.

Sabin enjoys playing volleyball, reading historical fiction novels, and traveling to hidden places around the world.

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