When Aid Becomes a Weapon

Angelina Schuelke Angelina Schülke is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Governance at University College Freiburg, with studies abroad in Rotterdam and London. Before joining EPIS, she has worked with various youth organizations in the democratic and civic education sector, seeking to foster meaningful dialogue across disciplines and generations. In her research, she specializes in peace and conflict studies with a focus on South-South cooperation and human rights.

Will Pujol Will Pujol is a masters student at the University of Illinois studying urban planning and global studies. He holds a bachelors in international studies from Indiana University. His research focuses on genocide, particularly against the Rohingya of Myanmar. He currently writes for Illinois Global Review and is helping organize UIUC’s first Global Policy Forum. He will be returning to Indiana University to pursue a masters in international studies and to continue his research on genocide.