Interdisciplinary

Rebekah Boitey is a sophomore at Yale majoring in Ethnicity, Race, & Migration with a certificate in Data Science. She is passionate about creating informed and equitable social policies, with her primary areas of interest being criminal justice reform and affordable housing policy. On campus, she serves as a board member for the Yale Undergraduate Prison Project, is a research assistant with the Yale Housing and Health Equity Lab, does housing research with the Yale Policy Institute, and volunteers with the Community Healthcare Van.

Ethan Chiu is a BA/MPP student at Yale University studying Global Affairs and History, with a passion for technology, national security, and industrial policy. He was most recently a fellow on the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party and Red Cell Partners. Previously, he served as a Director’s Fellow at the Yale Digital Ethics Center, where he researched the evolution of labor conditions in American, Taiwanese, Japanese, and German semiconductor supply chains from the 1960s to the present. He also worked as a research program manager for Dr.

Sabbi Gale-Donnelly (she/they) is a third-year who studies Philosophy and Comparative Literature. She focuses in part on how theories of language can be utilized to measure the strength of, and effectively bolster, systems of governance. Sabbi has worked in government at the state and federal level, including most recently as an intern to the office of U.S. Senator Gillibrand, where she developed recommendations for the improvement of health insurance accessibility for long-term vector-borne disease patients.