Our Summer 2025
Youth Activists
Josuna Kinsey
Georgetown University
Josuna Kinsey is a first-year undergraduate at Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service in Washington, D.C. Born and raised in Honolulu, Hawai‘i, she is deeply connected to communities affected by nuclear injustice in the Pacific region. Josuna lived in Taiwan for a year with the U.S. Department of State's National Security Language Initiative for Youth program. There, she engaged with Taiwanese ambassadors and worked with NGOs to battle Taiwan’s challenges with international development and potential warfare. She also lived in Japan, where she learned about the lasting effects of nuclear events in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Josuna aspires to enter international policymaking, focusing particularly on issues within the Asia-Pacific.
Anderson Peck
Williams College
Anderson Peck is a rising sophomore at Williams College from the greater Boston area studying political science and psychology. He has gained valuable insight into nuclear security and the international system through international relations courses he has taken thus far. NAPF’s commitment to addressing matters of international security closely aligns with his own values. A strong advocate for peace, he looks forward to building upon his knowledge of nuclear disarmament this summer. Outside the classroom, Anderson is a member of the Williams Basketball Club and works part-time at a local hardware store.
David Shi
Williams College
David Shi is a rising senior at Williams College studying Political Economy and Africana Studies. His work focuses on social protection, social cohesion, and peacebuilding in developing countries. At the Economic Policy Research Institute, he contributes to policy analysis and modeling related to the design and impact of programs addressing education, nutrition, and poverty. He also conducted independent field research in Lesotho on the political economy of school feeding programs and their role in development. On campus, he serves as a representative in the Williams Student Union.
