I volunteer with The Borgen Project because I believe that global poverty is not an abstract issue—it is a solvable challenge that demands informed advocacy and sustained political will. In a world where resources, technology, and knowledge are more advanced than ever, it is unacceptable that millions still lack access to basic needs like food, healthcare, and education. I am driven by the idea that policy change, when guided by data and compassion, can create measurable and lasting impact.

My interest in global issues comes from understanding how interconnected our world truly is. Economic instability, conflict, climate change, and inequality do not exist in isolation; they shape each other and affect us all. By working with organizations like The Borgen Project, I can contribute to raising awareness, influencing policy, and ensuring that global development remains a priority. For me, this is not just about helping others—it is about building a more stable, equitable, and sustainable future for everyone.