Meet the Carnegie Ethics Fellows
Alen Amini
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; Boston Consulting Group
Kristina Arakelyan
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; New York University
Pekun Bakare
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; Goldman Sachs
Sophie Flint
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; Strategic Resource Group; Geneva Graduate Institute (IHEID)
Bojan Francuz
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; United Nations Foundation
Travis Gidado
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Samantha Hubner
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; White House Office of Management & Budget
Christine Jakobson
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; BCG BrightHouse
George Shadrack Kamanda
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; Permanent Mission of Sierra Leone to the United Nations
Mohammed "Moh" Kilani
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; Truman National Security Project
Emily Kilcrease
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; America Undivided
Ebuka Okoli
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, Arizona State University
Geraldine Sciolto
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; Federal Reserve Bank of New York,
Julia M. Wilton
Former Carnegie Ethics Fellow; JW Consulting
Clockwise: Emily Kilcrease, Vishal Manve, Monica Duffy Toft, Kristina Arakelyan, Sophie Collyer, Niyati Parekh, Jacob Bastian, Victoria Malaney-Brown, Ebuka Okoli, Christine Jakobson, Yael Eisenstat. CREDIT: Noha Mahmoud.
Carnegie Ethics Fellowship Culminates with Inaugural Symposium
The work of the first Carnegie Ethics Fellowship (CEF) cohort concluded on February 6-7, 2025 at Carnegie Council’s Global Ethics Hub with a four-part Symposium.
Over two years, the inaugural Carnegie Ethics Fellows have met with professionals across the international affairs field to learn about ethical decision-making and values-driven responsible leadership.
For their culminating experience, Fellows hosted discussions with experts on the topics of artificial intelligence (AI) and election integrity, AI and education, climate change-induced migration, and fighting childhood poverty in the United States. Along with students, educators, and friends of Carnegie Council, the Symposium was also attended by the second CEF cohort.
Carnegie Ethics Fellows Spotlight Series
Read the Final Reports
This project was produced by working groups from the inaugural Carnegie Ethics Fellows cohort reflecting nearly two years of convenings, collaboration, and research. Each report in this booklet examines a critical issue at the intersection of ethics and international affairs.
The Carnegie Ethics Fellowship aims to develop the next generation of ethical leaders across business, government, academia, and non-governmental organizations