OUR TEAM
Grace Choi
Founder & CEO
Grace is a policy and political leader with over 15 years of experience in policy, advocacy, diplomacy, international development, and politics, where she has worked closely with high-level government, United Nations, non-profit, and private sector officials in the U.S. and around the world. Click here to learn more about Grace.
Jenny Shin
Advisor
Coming soon!
Pirum Ung
Intern
Pirum is a Presidential Honors Scholar at New York University studying politics, public policy, and economics. As a second generation Cambodian American whose family fled the Khmer Rouge, Pirum is particularly passionate about aiding other AAPI immigrants and refugees. He has previously interned with the Manhattan Borough President’s Office, NYC Civil Court, and NYC Law Department and hopes to study international and immigration law in the future.
Dana Ng
Operations Associate
Dana provides budget and business operations support, oversees the internship program and provides strategic planning support on organizational objectives and projects. She holds a Master of Professional Studies in Urban Ministry from Alliance Theological Seminary and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Binghamton University.
Sushmita Das
Consultant
Sushmita is a young professional with a multifaceted background in law, business, and politics. She holds a BBA in Legal Studies and Management Information Systems from Temple University. Currently living in Philadelphia, PA Sushmita is immersed in the non-profit sector as a paralegal specializing in immigration law. She has experience in local, state, and federal campaigns eager to leverage her finance and organizing skills to propel crucial democratic campaigns forward. Her passion for social justice and advocacy fuels her commitment to effecting positive change in her community and beyond.
Emily Jiang
Intern
Emily (they/them) is a senior at Northwestern University studying sociology and Asian American studies. Their intersectional identity motivates them to explore ways of empowering marginalized communities, and inspires them to pursue inquiries into group-individual dynamics, especially regarding social inequality. Emily is currently working on criminal justice and public health research, in addition to a law clerk position, and hopes to enter into the field of law in the future.