Divyanshi Wadhwa

Divyanshi Wadhwa is a Master of Public Policy candidate with an interest in post-conflict reconstruction, diversity issues and education policy. She is originally from New Delhi, India and has recently graduated from Delhi University with Bachelor’s of Arts in Political Science and Post- graduate Diploma in Conflict Transformation and Peace Building. Over the past year, she has done research on gendered socialization in India and an empirical study on state apology and restorative justice.

Interview: David Stacy of Human Rights Campaign on the Changing Landscape of Same-sex Marriage

David Stacy, the Government Affairs Director at the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), speaks with the Georgetown Public Policy Review about how public opinion on same-sex marriage has shifted and how he is optimistic about a Supreme Court ruling.

Newsmaker Interview: V-Day and One Billion Rising Founder Eve Ensler

Eve Ensler, Tony Award winning playwright, performer, and activist, is the author of The Vagina Monologues and founder of V-Day, a global activist movement to end violence against women and girls. She spoke with us about empowering women, campus sexual assault, and how to be a leader in social change and activism.