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Antonio Neri
Antonio Neri is president and CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) where he is responsible for leading the development and delivery of technology solutions and services that help organizations accelerate business outcomes by unlocking value from their data. Under his leadership, HPE has been consistently recognized as a great place to work and was ranked…
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María Teresa Kumar
María Teresa Kumar is a respected non-profit executive, social entrepreneur, and leader in the Latinx community. She is the founding President and CEO of Voto Latino, which she grew to be America’s largest Latinx voter registration and advocacy organization. Since 2004, Kumar has raised more than $75 million, directly registered over 1,109,000 new voters, and…
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Sancia Dalley
Sancia Dalley oversees PGIM’s DEI Investment Portfolio, a commitment to investing in emerging managers from underrepresented groups in alternatives. Working across PGIM and Prudential, Dalley conducts manager due diligence, supports program benchmarks, and ensures that investments in the portfolio meet specific program criteria while remaining true to the enterprise’s fiduciary responsibilities. Dalley joined PGIM from Robert…
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Shaun Curry
Shaun began as a commodities broker out of undergraduate school and transitioned into the political and non-profit realms where he spent the next ten years running campaigns and directing fundraising and development work. His graduate work in diplomacy made him incredibly passionate about human rights domestically and internationally. As a former college pitcher, Shaun loves…
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Sophia King
As the Social Media Fellow at Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, Sophia King (she/her) produces engaging content across social media platforms for the organization. She assists the Communications Team in managing the organizational presence on social media, spotlighting the work of RFKHR to foster activism and engagement, as well as amplifying the advancement of human…
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Polit Waar
In 2013, only two years after its independence, the promising future of the youngest country in Africa, the Republic of South Sudan, was compromised by political crises, struggles, and conflicts. Five years later, the country emerged from its civil war and embarked on the pathway of peace, reconciliation, and nation-building. Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights…
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Ezihe Chikwere
As the Program Associate for the International Advocacy and Litigation team, Ezihe works to uphold the mission of Robert F Kennedy Human Rights through administrative work for the Africa, Latin America, and Asia teams. This work includes but is not limited to using advocacy to protect civic spaces and holding governments accountable to ensure human…
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Zoel Boublil
Tags Share Zoel Boublil is a sophomore at the Elliott School of International Affairs of George Washington University, and founding member of the RFK Youth Advisory Board. He was born to a French-Tunisian father and a Cuban-American mother in New York City. It’s this multicultural upbringing, along with an abiding interest in history and politics,…
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Lindsey Hirshfeld
Tags Share Lindsey Hirshfeld is a singer/songwriter from the D.C. area. She was the winner of the 2020 RFK STTP Speak Up, Sing Out! Music Contest and joined the Youth Advisory Board shortly after. She has received awards and played many shows throughout the Northern Virginia and D.C. area. She is currently studying music therapy…
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Teddy Ibsen
Tags Share I’m passionate about human rights, specifically voting rights. Texas has some of the most difficult voting laws in the country, and each election cycle many Texans are blocked from voting. The project I’m working on right now is to help get every eligible 18-year-old in the state of Texas registered, or at least…
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Sebastian Davis
Tags Share Sebastian Davis is a sophomore in highschool in Bangor, ME(USA). He is the secretary of his school’s Q+ club, as well employed by his school as part of an queer educational program. He found the YAB through his school’s partnership and the Young Leaders Alliance. In his free time he’s writing a novel,…
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Philippe Plagbe
Tags Share Philippe Mawuli Kokou Plagbe is a human rights lawyer from Togo (West Africa) with a decade of commitment to develop expertise and advance human rights, democracy and international criminal law in Africa and beyond. He is a civil society actor who has worked for local and international organisations in Togo, West Africa and…
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