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Surabhi Malhotra is a recent graduate of The Fletcher School at Tufts University, where she focused on child rights, education, and the intersections of climate justice and social equity. Before Fletcher, she spent eight years in India’s social impact sector, leading high-impact programs at organizations like Pratham and Young Leaders for Active Citizenship (YLAC), reaching thousands of children and families across the country. Her work has centered on strengthening education systems, advancing educational equity, amplifying youth agency, and engaging communities in civic action. Driven by a

Natalie Luera is a Mindich Public Service Fellow at EdRedesign and a sophomore at Harvard College, concentrating in Social Studies with a specialized focus on Juvenile Justice and Inequality in America. A proud first-generation college student, Natalie plans to pursue law school and a career working to reform the criminal justice system. Born and raised in Tucson, Arizona, she is the Mexican-American daughter of a single mother and the youngest of six children. Her identity and experiences within her vibrant, resilient, and sometimes chaotic family continue to fuel her passion for justice and