This summer, the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship awarded fellowships to 52 students. Fellows completed internships worldwide with organizations advancing peace, justice, inclusion, and sustainability. These fellowships build on more than 1,200 internships supported by CPGC since 2001.

• Adam Chen '29 spent five weeks in China as an intern with the China Folk House, an experiential education nonprofit founded by John Flower '82 and his wife, Pam Leonard BMC '83

• Erik Fagerstrom '27 spent his summer at the center of Nepali policymaking, where his research focused on the Nepali diaspora and culminated in a policy brief that recommended ways the Nepali government can improve diaspora rights.

• Luka Idiart Tous '29 spent his summer supporting tenants facing eviction, displacement, and skyrocketing rents in Madrid, Spain.

• Chrislove Lamour ’27 leveraged her studies and interest in medicine to support Philadelphia’s African Family Health Organization (AFAHO).

• Anjali Agarwal ’27 engaged in two summer experiences. Both focused on the effects of criminal justice and the carceral system across the state.