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Minh-Thu Pham was a Hart Fellow from 1998-1999 in Ethiopia with Save the
Children-US, where she documented and provided support for a community-based
education project that empowers grassroots organizations and communities to meet
their own educational needs. In addition, she worked with Hart Fellow, Catherine
Wiesner to produce a publication that focused on the rights of refugee children in
Ethiopia for the Action for the Rights of Children (ARC) Project, a joint initiative
of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees and Save the Children. Minh-Thu was also a
Hart Fellow with the Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children in Washington,
DC from 1999-2000 where she researched and advocated for legislation to benefit women
and children asylum seekers.
Minh-Thu graduated from Duke in 1998 with a major in history. As an undergraduate,
Minh-Thu participated in Hart Leadership's Refugee Action Project in the former
Yugoslavia in 1996. After completing her Hart Fellowships, she completed a master's
degree at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton
University. |
