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Students at the Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center come from all over the world and from all walks of life. Every fellow shares the goal of creating a more peaceful world, but each in their own way and within various divergent disciplines. Read more about the Fellows – their stories, their goals - in their words.
Peace Fellows
Home Country
Afghanistan
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Azerbaijan
Bolivia
Bosnia
Brazil
Bulgaria
Cameroon
Canada
Central African Republic
Chile
Colombia
Cyprus
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Eswatini
Ethiopia
Germany
Ghana
Haiti
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Israel
Italy
Japan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kyrgyzstan
Lebanon
Macedonia
Malawi
Mali
Mexico
Moldova
Morocco
Myanmar
Nepal
Netherlands
Nigeria
Pakistan
Palestine
Panama
Peru
Philippines
Republic of Belarus
Romania
Serbia
South Korea
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
South Africa
Sudan
Sweden
Taiwan
Thailand
Turkmenistan
Uganda
United Kingdom
Uruguay
Venezuela
Vietnam
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Department
Master in International Development Policy
Department of Anthropology
Department of City and Regional Planning
Department of Communication Studies
School of Education
Department of Folklore
Department of Geography
Global Studies
Department of History
School of Media and Journalism
Department of Political Science
Russian & Eastern European Studies
Department of Sociology
School of Social Work
School of Public Health
Department of Health Behavior
Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering
Department of Epidemiology
Department of Maternal and Child Health
Public Health Leadership Program
Hussman School of Journalism and Media
School of Global Public Health
University
Duke University
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Class
Class 1 (2002-2004)
Class 2 (2003-2005)
Class 3 (2004-2006)
Class 4 (2005-2007)
Class 5 (2006-2008)
Class 6 (2007-2009)
Class 7 (2008-2010)
Class 8 (2009-2011)
Class 9 (2010-2012)
Class 10 (2011-2013)
Class 11 (2012-2014)
Class 12 (2013-2015)
Class 13 (2014-2016)
Class 14 (2015-2017)
Class 15 (2016-2018)
Class 16 (2017-2019)
Class 17 (2018-2020)
Class 18 (2019-2021)
Class 19 (2020-2022)
Class 20 (2021-2023)
Class 21 (2022-2024)
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Manal El Tayar
— Lebanon —
Master in International Development Policy
Natalie Emery
— Italy —
Master in International Development Policy
Juan Esteban Ugarriza
— Colombia —
Department of History
Danilo Estranero
— Philippines —
Master in International Development Policy
Jibikeoluwa Faborode
— Nigeria —
Master in International Development Policy
Silvia Fontana
— Italy —
Master in International Development Policy
Matthew Ford
— Australia —
Department of Political Science
Anderson Freitas
— Brazil —
Master in International Development Policy
Sakun Gajurel
— Nepal —
Master in International Development Policy
Gabriele Gardenal
— Italy —
Public Health Leadership Program
Richard Gee
— United Kingdom —
Master in International Development Policy
Reem Ghunaim
— Palestine —
Department of City and Regional Planning
Ruben Gonzalez Flores
— Panama —
Master in International Development Policy
Carlos Guiza Ceron
— Colombia —
Master in International Development Policy
Geysar Gurbanov
— Azerbaijan —
Russian & Eastern European Studies
Gohar Gyulumyan
— Armenia —
Master in International Development Policy
Alaa Hammouda
— Palestine —
School of Global Public Health
Larissa Harari
— Brazil —
Master in International Development Policy
Georgia Harley
— Australia —
Master in International Development Policy
Catherine Harris
— Australia —
Master in International Development Policy
Scarlett Hawkins
— Australia —
Global Studies
Nigel Heywood
— Australia —
Department of Folklore
Roei Shaul Hillel
— Israel —
School of Social Work
Natasha Holt
— Australia —
School of Social Work
Mai Hosoi
— Japan —
Master in International Development Policy
Tzu Han Huang
— Taiwan —
Department of Sociology
Emilya Huseynova
— Azerbaijan —
Department of Epidemiology
Sajjad Hussain
— Pakistan —
Global Studies
Kate Huth
— Australia —
Global Studies
Karina Ito
— Brazil —
Department of Political Science
Dilshad Jaff
— Iraq —
Department of Maternal and Child Health
Rajiv Jalota
— India —
Master in International Development Policy
Limabenla Jamir
— India —
Master in International Development Policy
Maria Clara Jaramillo
— Colombia —
School of Education
Sang Hee Jeong
— South Korea —
Master in International Development Policy
Carlos Juárez
— Mexico —
Master in International Development Policy
Alexis Mwanza Kabongo, MD
— Democratic Republic of the Congo —
School of Global Public Health
Chenai Kadungure
— Zimbabwe —
Global Studies
Dyah Kartikawening Miller
— Indonesia —
Department of City and Regional Planning
Nidhi Khosla
— India —
School of Public Health
Jae Ryul Kim
— South Korea —
Master in International Development Policy
Wilson Kimeli Naiyomah
— Kenya —
Master in International Development Policy
Misaki Kimura
— Japan —
Master in International Development Policy
Manish Kumar
— India —
Public Health Leadership Program
Chimwemwe Kumwenda
— Malawi —
School of Public Health
Martín Kunik
— Argentina —
Department of City and Regional Planning
Osborn Kwena
— Kenya —
Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering
Vera Lalchevska
— Macedonia —
Master in International Development Policy
Christian Lara
— Colombia —
Master in International Development Policy
Yung Le Nietschke
— Australia —
School of Education
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