Senior policy analyst, New America, focuses on violent extremism in America, proxy warfare, and the effectiveness and consequences of American counterterrorism.

International human rights lawyer, Director, Program on Redress for Survivors of U.S. and Coalition Airstrikes at the Zomia Center, previously worked for Human Rights Watch and Physicians for Human Rights.

Software engineer, Director, Refugee Technology Programs at the Zomia Center, research experience in North Africa and the Middle East.

Program manager, New America’s Future Frontlines program, formerly a journalist and producer for BuzzFeed News, World Learning, and the International Crisis Group, his work has appeared in The New York Times, PBS NewsHour, Al Jazeera, CNN.com, the Christian Science Monitor, among other publications.

Journalist focusing on the Middle East and South Asia, the post-9/11 wars, and islamophobia, contributing writer at The New York Times Magazine and fellow at Type Media Center and 2022-23 Cullman.

Writer, anthropologist, Rhodes Scholar, and global health physician on the faculty at Brigham and Womenʼs Hospital and Harvard Medical School, ASU Future Security Fellow 2022-2023.

Journalist, former managing editor of the Washington Post, produced over 20 films for PBS Frontline, launched the Local Journalism Initiative, ASU Future Security Fellow 2022-2023.

Professor of Practice, retired U.S. Army colonel with special operations and policy experience and a PhD in security studies