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"Brown has more than 14 years of professional experience working with governments, regional mechanisms, academia, communities, and development partners to fight for social justice."

"Before coming to Harris, I had the mindset of an activist...I was not always considering limitations in available resources and other stakeholders’ interests in policy design. Harris helped me navigate that understanding.”

The suffering caused during the recovery from violence in Croatia led Mazic to work where he could further the causes of democracy-building and protecting the fundamental liberties which his fellow citizens had deprived from them.

As he learns how best to transform the trajectory of young students’ lives and to show them that international success is possible, Ndambakuwa discovers how to harness the power of individual stories.

Through Inclusive Security USA, Nazish worked to fulfill the promise of an increase in budget allocation for female police officers in the USFG, as well as the appointment of the first Gender Advisor in the National Police Bureau of Pakistan.

The Civic Leadership Academy includes a one-week global practicum to focus on leadership abroad.

"When you look 50 years down the road at what we are trying to achieve in terms of reduced GHG, we now have to consider that we are only getting three-quarters of the expected savings from efficiency upgrades."

"Putting my faith in electoral politics meant putting my faith in collective conscious decision making, but economics can alter the course of decision making in millions of people without having to persuade them consciously."

“The connections between students and the tight-knit nature of the school were the most important components of my Harris journey.”

Natalya Wallin uses her education at Harris Public Policy to work against human trafficking without becoming overwhelmed by the scope of black market exploitation.

Many Americans want significant reforms to the U.S. system of government, and support for such change is tied to people’s discontent with the government’s handling of problems rather than to how well it represents people like them.