2024 Cohort

Scholar Voices Global Leadership Vision Op-Ed | The Collector’s Mindset By Maya Olcer | November 2025 When I was ten, I lined my shelves with snow globes I collected across my multicultural upbringing; tiny worlds of glass and glitter frozen in time, each one a landmark of belonging. Every globe felt like a promise that […]

Scholar Voices Global Leadership Vision Op-Ed | Raised Between Worlds, Ready for the Teams of Tomorrow By Sarah Meyers | November 2025 Growing up among worlds is more common than ever. Global citizens are invaluable in the modern workplace. Let’s call them Adult Third Culture Kids (TCKs). Some jobs that require intense local networks see Adult TCKs […]

Scholar Voices Global Leadership Vision Op-Ed | PsychoHairapy: Re-braiding strands of life through Community By Grace Mensah-Fosu | November 2025 On May 18, 2023, the New York Times published an article titled “Black Men Don’t Do Therapy. Or so I thought,” which made me think a lot about Western conceptions of therapy and, more broadly, what it […]

Scholar Voices Global Leadership Vision Op-Ed | Lemons, Politicians, and the Need for Courage By Federico Marri | November 2025 When my friend entered politics at eighteen, she carried the kind of idealism every democracy dreams of: sharp mind, strong competence, genuine care for her community. She spent five years organizing events, paying campaign costs from […]

Scholar Voices Global Leadership Vision Op-Ed | A Billion Whys: How Generative AI May Give Voice to the Unheard By Carlos Lopez de la Cerda | October 2025 In a mountain village with no library and no teachers in any subject, a child slips on a small wearable, and for the first time, a patient tutor […]

Scholar Voices Global Leadership Vision Op-Ed | Change the Package, Keep the Core: Strategic Adaptation By Heeyeon Kim | October 2025 I was walking home after a long day in the lab, exhausted and ready to shut off my brain. As I passed the parking lot, a familiar beat drifted out of a neighbor’s car window. […]

Scholar Voices Global Leadership Vision Op-Ed | The Paradox of Sustainability: Why Plastic Isn’t the Villain We Think It Is By Maurice Efroza | November 2025 Every year, Indonesia produces over 12 million tons of plastic waste, and yet less than 10% is recycled effectively, according to the Ministry of Environment and Forestry. The images of clogged rivers […]