Fabenson Frisch is the Associate Director of International Programs at Facing History and Ourselves, a position he took on with great enthusiasm 10 months ago. In this role, he has been instrumental in conducting seminars with valued partners in France, Mexico, and El Salvador, fostering meaningful relationships and strengthening partnerships with various organizations. Notably, he spearheaded the initiation of the Global Partners network initiative, collaborating with partners from Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, France, Northern Ireland, South Africa, Mexico, Chile, El Salvador, and Colombia.

Prior to joining Facing History and Ourselves, Fabenson dedicated his efforts to making a positive impact with No Means No Worldwide (NMNW), an organization committed to promoting personal safety and self-defense skills to combat sexual assault, harassment, and violence against women and children. During his time with NMNW, Fabenson played a vital role in launching their programs in Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Mexico, Namibia and Uganda, furthering their mission to empower individuals and create safer communities.

In addition to his impactful work, Fabenson is a Returned Ukraine Peace Corps Volunteer, having spent 27 months living in Ukraine, where he actively engaged in youth and community development projects, fostering a sense of unity and growth.

Fabenson brings a diverse and impressive academic background to his work, holding a Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science and Spanish from the University of Toledo, as well as a Master of Business Administration from Lourdes University. Fabenson is originally from Haiti, and immigrated to the United States at the age of 17, carrying with him a rich cultural heritage that has become a driving force behind his commitment to making a positive impact in the world. Fabenson enjoys traveling, cooking, learning languages, dancing and playing futbol. He resides in Mexico City.