Featured Senior Fellows

All Featured Senior Fellows

• Beth Goldberg

  2012 Berlin Fellowship

  Humanity in Action gave Senior Fellow Beth Goldberg lessons of what societies should or should not do to reconcile grievances and transcend violent conflicts.

  

• Devon J. Crawford

  2015 John Lewis Fellowship

  Senior Fellow Devon J. Crawford's experiences growing up in Birmingham, Alabama instilled in him a spiritual calling to utilize nonviolent direct action to combat institutionalized racism and promote advocacy, action, and justice in the United States.

  

• Nathan Furukawa

  2009 New York City Fellowship

  Senior Fellow Nathan Furukawa understands the drastic health consequences of economic deprivation, social exclusion and inequality. This led him to Humanity in Action Fellowship. Now he contributes towards a plan on ending the HIV epidemic in the next 10 years.

  

• Aisha Turner

  2011 Copenhagen Fellowship

  Senior Fellow Aisha Turner works as a radio producer at StoryCorps, a non-profit organization whose mission is to record, preserve and share the stories of Americans from all backgrounds and beliefs.

  

• Bill De La Rosa

  2015 John Lewis Fellowship

  Senior Fellow Bill De La Rosa is deeply passionate about and devoted to working on immigration reform and fighting for immigration rights.

  

• Darija Sesar

  2017 Amsterdam Fellowship

  Darija's mission is to inspire leadership among her peers in BiH, through non-formal education and to empower next generation of citizens to pursue a meaningful change in their communities.

  

• Tonia Asimakopoulou

  2014 Paris Fellowship

  Senior Fellow Tonia Asimakopoulou strives to bring people together by listening to the stories of others and exposing them to minority narratives through her work with the Greek NGO, Generation 2.0 for Rights, Equality, and Diversity.

  

• Roman Gautam

  2011 Warsaw Fellowship

  Senior Fellow Roman Gautam utilizes journalism as a tool to champion civil rights and accountable governance, believing that freedom of press and information are among the most important principles to a free society.