Communications Manager, Violence Prevention Institute

With a communications career spanning over 25 years, Carrie Moulder is an experienced writer, graphic designer, project manager, and strategist dedicated to building, enhancing, extending, and protecting an organization’s brand. Carrie received a Bachelor’s degree in English Writing from Loyola University New Orleans, and, as such, she employs a storytelling approach for textual and visual content development to convey organizational benefits as well as calls to action. Projects she’s managed range from software training manuals for ship design to product launches for on-site drug testing devices to marketing plans for the city’s first and only diaper bank. She received a Master’s in Liberal Arts from Tulane University in 2012 and began working there in 2019. Prior to that, she spent six years before joining Tulane overseeing communications and operations for the Junior League of New Orleans, a nonprofit organization of 2100 women dedicated to improving the Greater New Orleans area. Carrie has a Master of Social Work degree, which she leverages to create trauma-aware communications, raise awareness about mental health, equity, and social justice, and coordinate community outreach.