Lindsay was a participant of the inaugural Princeton Policy Advocacy Clinic, where she worked with a Congressional office to produce a 136-page policy memorandum on criminal justice reform. In addition to working as a Research Assistant and involvement with several non-profits, she has completed internships with two Members of Congress, as well as a Strategy Consulting internship at Capital One. She is originally from Atlanta, Georgia. Contact: [email protected]

Diana Godinho is a junior at Stetson University, double majoring in Public Management and International Studies with a minor in Community Engagement and Spanish. A Bonner Leader, she is currently enrolled in the Washington Semester Program at American University in the Foreign Policy track. Fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, Diana has professional experience in the U.S., Brazil, Costa Rica, and Turkey. She serves as a global advisor for She's the First, was the youngest Brazilian delegate at CSW68, a funded delegate at the International Volunteer Forum 2.0, and a U.S. Country Contact Point for COY18. Her political experience includes interning for the Workers' Party (PT) at the Brazilian National Congress and developing a youth engagement campaign for the Brazilian Superior Electoral Court and Instagram. Diana is passionate about Latin American development, public policy, and nonprofit management; she founded a nonprofit focused on combating hunger and is vice-president of another dedicated to quality education. As a WFPG intern, she aims to expand her network and deepen her understanding of nonprofit management in women's foreign policy.

Ellen Goodwin is a recent master’s graduate in International Relations from University College Dublin, where she worked as a Research Assistant on the Constitutional Futures after Brexit project. Her passion for understanding the intersection of economic, political, and gender issues, and how they shape government relations, inspired her graduate thesis on "The impact of gender inequalities on women in the labor market in rich democracies." A course in Gender, Peace & Security further solidified her dedication to gender equality and promoting women in leadership roles. Excited to build a strong foundation for her career, Ellen looks forward to expanding her network and learning from the experienced leaders at WFPG.

Emily Lampi is a recent graduate of the University of Florida, where she earned a degree in Political Science with a minor in Public Leadership and a certificate in International Relations. During her college years, Emily actively participated in Student Government and the Panhellenic Council, and worked as a Peer Advisor for fellow students in her college. She gained valuable experience interning at the Florida State Capitol during the 2024 Legislative Session and later served as a District Assistant for a Florida State Representative. Emily’s passion for international relations was further ignited during her study abroad experience with Semester at Sea, where she traveled to 13 countries and studied International Mass Communication. She is excited to contribute to the WFPG’s mission of advancing women in foreign policy, a field she aspires to enter professionally.

Neya Anand is a third-year at The George Washington University double majoring in International Business and International Affairs. Her concentration in Gender in International Affairs, enriched by coursework in Women’s Gender, and Sexuality Studies and LGBTQ+ Studies, has fueled her interest in addressing global gender disparities in public policy and business practices. Fluent in Tamil and professionally proficient in French, Neya will be spending the upcoming semester abroad in Paris. Originally from Philadelphia, she has worked with the National Constitution Center, interned with third-circuit court judges, and volunteered with LGBTQ+ advocacy groups including the Human Rights Campaign and Friendship Place. In her personal and academic life, she is dedicated to uplifting women and minority causes, a passion she brings to her professional endeavors. During her time at WFPG, she is looking forward to implementing programming that builds community for women in foreign affairs.

Brigid Rawdon is a recent graduate of William & Mary and the University of St Andrews’ Joint Degree Programme where she studied international relations. During her two years in Scotland, Brigid built upon her passion for cultural exchange and understanding women’s issues abroad. This included receiving a research grant to travel to Northern Ireland to study the involvement of women in the Troubles. With a strong background in research, policy formulation, and international affairs, Brigid has held pivotal leadership roles, including Co-Director of The Exodus Project, where she led initiatives to improve inclusivity in refugee aid programs. Additionally, she has gained professional experience in gender policy research while interning with the National Organization for Women and the U.S. House of Representatives. During her time with WFPG, she is looking forward to learning about the many career paths for women who want to explore the intersection between international affairs and gender issues.