Tracey was previously the Director of Resources at War Child UK (WCUK) and had oversight of the resources departments (Finance, HR, IT, Audit & Compliance, Governance), working collaboratively with all teams to establish, maintain and measure best practice operational standards, to ensure that programmatic support is in alignment with WCUK’s strategic plan and operational vision.

Before joining WCUK, Tracey was based in Senegal working with Helen Keller International, as the Africa Regional Director of Operations, working across 13 countries to establish stronger operational units and organizational systems. Prior to this Tracey worked for Save the Children in Sudan and Indonesia, two of their largest complex country offices managing finance and operational units in emergency settings.

Tracey has also worked in several other sub-Saharan African countries and in London for different international NGOs in the development, emergency and peacebuilding arenas where she has built up extensive experience through strategic and operational roles across the operations portfolio. Prior to working in international development, Tracey worked in senior finance and operational positions within the UK civil service. Tracey is also a Trustee for Lambeth and Southwark MIND (mental health charity).

David Mattingly leads FGHR’s international team of activist grantmakers to resource human rights movements and build stronger, more sustainable human rights organizations.

Since joining the Fund for Global Human Rights in 2005 as one of its first program officers, David helped shape FGHR’s signature model of supporting frontline activists on their own terms and providing the funding and technical support that can boost their success. Prior to assuming leadership of the programs team, he built grants portfolios for rights groups based in Latin America, North Africa, and West Africa; coordinated an initiative to strengthen the capacity of Mexican activists to promote public policies that expand human rights protections; and developed FGHR’s grantmaking strategy to challenge rights abuses related to sexual orientation and gender identity and expression.

After earning a BA in International Development from American University, David monitored human rights in indigenous communities in Chiapas, Mexico. Prior to joining FGHR, he worked at the Moriah Fund, where he helped manage grantmaking programs promoting indigenous rights, environmental protection, and women’s and reproductive rights in Central America, the United States, and globally. David is particularly passionate about land and resource rights and climate justice and serves as Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Center for International Environmental Law.

Clare Gibson Nangle is vice president for resource mobilization and engagement at the Fund for Global Human Rights (FGHR).

As a resource activist, strategist, and connector, Clare is committed to mobilizing resources in ways that strengthen organizations, sustain those doing the work, and enable the broader human rights ecosystem to thrive. Since joining FGHR in 2016, she has advanced collaborative, coordinated approaches to fundraising grounded in feminist principles amid a deepening global funding crisis.

Beyond FGHR, Clare is deeply committed to peer collaboration across the philanthropic ecosystem. She is part of a global community of feminist and human rights resource mobilizers who share strategies, support one another’s wellbeing, and work collectively rather than competitively. She has participated as a Wise Head in the MacArthur Foundation’s 100&Change competition and was a #FixTheFlow fellow.

Previously, Clare spent more than six years at the Center for Justice and International Law (CEJIL), where she built deep expertise in human rights advocacy across the Americas. She remains closely connected to the region through her service on the Board of Directors of Cristosal.