Sarah Schreiber is a junior at Syracuse University pursuing a B.S. in both International Relations and Environment, Sustainability, and Policy. Her concentrations are in cultures and identities, security, and diplomacy. She is fluent in German and improving her working proficiency in Spanish and Russian. With interests in creating logical information systems and processes, promoting international learning, advocating for women’s rights, and diplomacy, she gained valuable experience during her time interning for EducationUSA in Eastern Europe and Eurasia. As an alumna of the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange and 2024 Boren Scholar in Kyrgyzstan, Schreiber hopes to use her experiences abroad to serve as a future leader in the field of public service and global engagement. During her time with WFPG, Sarah is looking forward to learning more about and helping to promote women leaders in foreign affairs.

Jacqueline Cavallin is a recent graduate of National Cathedral School and an athletic recruit at the Georgetown School of Foreign Service. She is currently taking a gap year to pursue her passions in politics, violin studies, and athletics as a coxswain. Since graduation, she has interned for House Representative Bucshon, Senator Capito, and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. Jacqueline has continued her music career as a violin teacher and Levine First Music volunteer. Previously, she has won various prizes and scholarships in competitions, including first prize in the Washington Performing Art’s Strings Competition, Cogen Concerto Competition, and Marlen-Engel Solo Competition. Jacqueline was a member of the National Cathedral Orchestra, in which she was concertmaster and soloist. Jacqueline’s concert appearances include performing at the National Cathedral, the Waterford Concert Series, the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage, as well as various embassies. This spring, Jacqueline is excited to connect her previous engagements at embassies with her WFPG Programs Internship. Upon completing her internship, she will travel to Europe before pursuing a degree in Culture and Politics with minors in music and French.

Maya Nair is a junior at The George Washington University pursuing a degree in International Affairs with a concentration in Conflict Resolution and a minor in Food Leadership. She is particularly interested in the intersections between gender, food security, and peacebuilding on the international stage. Maya is excited to learn more about the inner workings of nonprofit organizations, as well as contribute to the growth and development of an organization that supports and uplifts women in the foreign policy world.

Ashley Nunes is a senior at the University of Delaware pursuing a degree in International Relations with a concentration in American Foreign Policy, a regional specialization in the Middle East and North Africa, and a minor in Arabic. She has broadened her global perspective through study abroad experiences in Morocco and Spain, where she deepened her understanding of international dynamics and regional cultures. During her time with WFPG, she hopes to further her understanding of the role women play in international affairs, gain insight into the challenges and opportunities for advancing gender equity in foreign policy, and contribute to meaningful discussions that amplify women's voices in global leadership.

Daniela Tinajero Ortiz is a recent summa cum laude graduate from the University of the District of Columbia, where she earned a BA in Political Science with a concentration in Global Studies. Driven by her passion for integrating gender and intersectional analysis into international project design, she has participated in diverse cultural exchange initiatives at the Embassy of Mexico, the Aspen Institute, and the UDC-DACOR mentorship program. In these roles, she contributed directly to partnerships that advocate for public understanding of international affairs, scholarship in diplomacy, and the expansion of diversity among young people in the field. Daniela has also received multiple certifications that enhance her interdisciplinary collaboration and international relations skills, including the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) Gender Inclusivity in Peacebuilding Certificate. As she prepares to pursue her Masters degree at the University of Salamanca this fall, Daniela is looking forward to enhancing foreign policy dialogue across gender barriers while boosting WFPG’s visibility.