Amanda Kraley ’17
Albright Fellow 2017

Amanda Kraley
Amanda is a senior majoring in Political Science.

She is currently a research assistant at MIT’s Displacement Research and Action Network, which brings together policy makers and academics to build new theory on internal displacement. Her current project – creating an interactive mapping tool that looks at eviction rates in Boston’s Chinatown – synthesizes her interests in public affairs and technology. On campus, she is the editor-in-chief of Wellesley’s international relations magazine, The Globalist. Outside of the academic world, Amanda has spent several years working at a government tech startup and as a Student Activist Coordinator with Amnesty International. She is proficient in French and plans to learn Korean. Upon graduation, she hopes to spend time abroad and pursue a career in Internet policy.