Caroline Sager is an international affairs professional based in Istanbul, specializing in conflict analysis, humanitarian policy, migration governance, and civilian protection. She holds a Master of Public Affairs from Princeton University, where she focused on peace and security and evidence-based humanitarian programming. Caroline has work experience with the International Crisis Group, monitoring political and security developments across Türkiye, Syria, Iraq, and Cyprus, and with UN Women on Women, Peace and Security and humanitarian action in Libya. She is particularly interested in using data and evidence to identify protection risks, strengthen humanitarian access, and improve responses to displacement in conflict-affected settings. She speaks Turkish and Spanish and has working proficiency in Arabic.