Sarah Colomé

SENIOR CONSULTANT

(she/her)

Sarah Colomé brings a passion for collective liberation to all aspects of her work. Her career journey has spanned the nonprofit, higher education, and governmental sectors, with a focus on capacity building, coaching, training, and technical assistance. Most recently serving as the Director of the Women’s Resources Center at the University of Illinois, she led the Center’s three key divisions (gender equity, sexual misconduct prevention, and advocacy and support) while working at the institutional and system levels to cultivate values-driven policies, plans, and practices. 

An educator and strategist at heart, Sarah finds joy in designing and implementing community-driven solutions that prioritize the intersectional needs of BIPOC communities. She holds a Masters of Science in Public Service Management from DePaul University, is a CoreAign Speaking Race to Power Fellowship alumna, and a trained domestic violence and sexual assault crisis intervention counselor (advocate). 

When she's not working with Wayfinding, she serves as the Vice-Chair for NASPA’s Sexual and Relationship Violence Prevention, Education, and Response Knowledge Community, on the Board of Governors for the local University YMCA, and on the Editorial Board for the Journal of Women and Gender in Higher Education. Born and raised in Southern California with a Chicagoan's heart, Sarah currently resides in Champaign, IL where she drinks too much coffee between her travel adventures.