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For a decade, Global Citizen has worked with celebrities and world leaders to help rally on-the-ground activism and private sector donations to work toward ending extreme poverty. When the pandemic put nearly everything on planet earth on hold last March, Global Citizen quickly pivoted to help tackle the urgent threat, while still highlighting the inequalities that are exacerbated during a global health crisis.
With Vax Live: The Concert to Reunite the World airing on Saturday (May 8), Global Citizen tapped host Selena Gomez and performers including Jennifer Lopez, Foo Fighters, J Balvin, Eddie Vedder and H.E.R. for the first massive, COVID-compliant concert in the United States. In the audience were 27,000 fully vaccinated healthcare workers, whom Gomez saluted: “You set an example for all of us, both in how you stayed on the job and that we need to get vaccinated as soon as p
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Concentration: Political Science and International and Public Affairs
Hometown: Ann Arbor, MI and Seoul, South Korea
You recently joined the Watson Student Advisory Council. Could you describe your role on the committee, and why you were interested in joining?
As someone who is super into politics, I ve always craved a community of people who share my interests especially since I’m an international student and political culture was very different at the international school I went to in South Korea.
My first year at Brown, I went to a lot of events and thought they were so fascinating. People from all concentrations like my friends who were mostly studying computer science, or APMA, they also attended would attend, and I really enjoyed the shared experience of attending and the shared experience of signing up for events. When Andrew Yang spoke last spring, for example, everyone was so excited and that was something I wanted to participate in. That’s why I joined