Suzanne E. Greco
Founder & Director of Italian Parish Records, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the Italian Catholic Parish Records. Facilitate the safeguarding and preservation of the endangered Italian Catholic sacramental parish records and ensure their accessibility. These unparalleled historical documents encapsulate the comprehensive narrative of Italy’s populace dating from the 16th to the 20th century. Our overarching objective is to establish an online research library, providing open access to the records and their associated extracted data, thereby benefiting scholars, genealogists, and the broader public. IPR is collaborating with Professor Nicola Barban at the University of Bologna with the international research project GENPOP, Genes, Genealogies, and the Evolution of Demographic Change and Social Equality. 2019 - Present
Ph.D. Candidate at The University of Edinburgh, School of Divinity
MTS, Harvard Divinity School Women, Gender, Sexuality, and Religion. 2024
Protection of Children Against Sexual Exploitation & Sexual Abuse. Council of Europe. 2025
SVRI (Sexual Violence Research Initiative):
Course Contributor & Auditor: "Faith & Helping Children Thrive without Violence." Mar - Jun 2025
Working Group II Webinar Panelist "How to Engage Faith Actors in Survivor-Led Ways: Learning from & with Survivors of Child Violence" Mar 2025
Trauma-Informed Spiritual Care Certificate. Harvard University, Human Flourishing Program at Harvard's Institute for Quantitative Social Sciences, 2024 World Congress on Moral Injury, Trauma, Spirituality & Healing.
Child Protection Certificate Harvard’s FXB Center for Health & Human Rights. 2023
United Nations Speaker: "Lifting the Voices of Survivors," UN High-Level Week September 2023
Global Collaborative Board Member: Survivor-led network of child advocacy organizations, survivor networks, academic and faith-based institutions, and governments is committed to ending child sexual abuse and supporting victims and survivors of childhood trauma in their healing. We worked closely with international communities to establish the annual International Day of Observance to grow awareness of the need to protect children from sexual abuse and bring healing to victims and survivors of childhood trauma. In a historic moment, on November 7, 2022, this milestone was achieved with the declaration of November 18 as the World Day for the Prevention of, and Healing from Child Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Violence by the United Nations during the 77th General Assembly.
Male Allyship & Child Sex Abuse Impact Team Member: Utah State University Women & Leadership Project - A Bolder Way Forward
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