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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Teaching a course entitled “Countering Authoritarianism in Asia” in the Democracy and Governance Program in Georgetown’s Government Department starting Spring 2024.

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Advising on Pacific Forum’s human rights related work in Asia.

Publish a twice monthly column on the intersection of international human rights challenges and national security issues.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Led every aspect of the Washington, D.C. office, including setting the policy agenda, managing staff and vendors, advising the Board of Directors, setting advocacy goals for the Hill and executive branch, and building mission-aligned coalitions. Produced CFHK's seminal paper, A Policy Roadmap to Support the Hong Kong People.Hosted and organized several.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Researched, wrote, and published short- and medium-length research papers on policy topics, including backsliding democracy in Hong Kong, tackling Uyghur forced labor, religious freedom as a foreign policy priority, the need for an atrocity determination for Uyghurs, responding to COVID-19 in China and Southeast Asia, and other subjects.Testified before.

Specializes in the intersection of human rights and national security issues. Publishes short, medium, and long-term papers on human rights challenges in North Korea, the Rohingya crisis, democratic backsliding in Cambodia, and threats to freedom in China, among other subjects. Research work also covers human trafficking, refugees, religious freedom, and.

Specializes in human rights, transnational criminal issues, religious freedom, and social issues in Asia. Conducts research and publishes Backgrounders on human trafficking in Asia, drug trafficking in Afghanistan and Southeast Asia, and social issues in China, among other things. Consistently publishes on North Korea human rights issues, demographic.

Provided research assistance to the Director of Asian Studies Center and other Senior Fellows at The Heritage Foundation. Conducted research on a variety of regions in Asia, including topics in human rights, human trafficking, transnational crime, and religious freedom, among other issues.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Co-founded group for young, Asia policy professionals for the purpose of vision-casting for the future of Asia policy.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

The Penn Kemble Forum on Democracy promotes bipartisan conversation among young foreign policy leaders in Washington, DC. The Forum is an opportunity for them to share ideas across sectors and explore the role of democracy and human rights within the context of a broad range of policy questions.

Master’S Degree, Asian Studies

Summer Special Program 2016 At The Korean Language Institute

Undertook five weeks of Korean language study

General Government

Activities and Societies: Patrick Henry College British Parliamentary Debate Team, Libertas Society, Student Activities Planning.

Education record

Earned 15 credit hours in the German Language