Tian Wei is a nature-lover and a mission-driven designer exploring socio-environmentally sustainable design, cultural reclamation, and co-production landscapes at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. She has worked at MVVA in the US and Openfabric in...
Diana Guo is a researcher and designer. She graduated from the Masters in Landscape Architecture and M.Des Program at the Harvard GSD, where she received the GSD Design Studies Domain Prize and Award for Excellence from the American Society of Landscape...
Emma Herman is a PhD student in the Department of History at Harvard University. Her areas of interest include urban and environmental history, racial capitalism, carceral studies, and critical geography. Her current project examines the relationships...
Shelly Liu is a first-year student at Harvard University looking to concentrate in Computer Science. She is an international student from China, but she attended high school in Concord Massachusetts. She discovered her interest in the criminal justice...
Kate De Groote is a first year at Harvard University studying Government and Film. She is from Salt Lake City, Utah, and is currently loving living in Massachusetts. Her passion for criminal justice reform was spurred from a class project in 9th grade...
Laura seeks to celebrate and create sites of gathering and study. Her research in American Studies looks at experiments in education throughout the twentieth century, turning to the community-based artists and organizers—Augusta Savage, Noah Purifoy...
Jasmine Nicole Olivier is a Sociology PhD candidate at Harvard University. Her experiences growing up in New York City shaped her passion for the study of race, poverty, policing, and public housing. Prominent themes in her work include social cohesion...
Felix Owusu is a doctoral candidate in public policy at Harvard University, an Affiliate at the Harvard Kennedy School's Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management, and a Fellow at the Lab @ DC. He studies the application of law and bureaucratic...
Dev Patel is a Ph.D. candidate in the Harvard Economics Department. His research primarily focuses on development and labor economics. His recent work has examined questions in gender and education, often through a behavioral or historical lens. He...
Nefara Riesch is a doctoral student in Sociology and Social Policy. Her work lies at the intersection of race, policing, criminal justice policy, and the carceral system as an institution of social stratification. Prior to her doctoral studies, Nefara...
