S1E1 - From Argentina to the World: Maria Fernanda Rodriguez’s Journey
<h4>In this first episode of Conversations with Young Justice Leaders, Eva Langbehn interviews María Fernanda Rodríguez, Senior Fellow at New York University’s Center on International Cooperation and Coordinator of the Technical Secretariat of the Iberoamerican Alliance on Access to Justice.</h4>...
Empowered Leaders and Aligned Values
What inspires the Glencoe School District to keep working toward excellence every day? For Superintendent Dr. Catherine Wang, it all comes back to the students. Tune in as she shares with Dr. Janet Pilcher how her commitment to organizational development is shaping a thriving school district wher...
S1E2 - Defending Justice in an Age of Autocracy: A Conversation with UN Special Rapporteur Meg Satterthwaite
Episode Notes
In this second episode of Conversations with Young Justice Leaders, Grace Hulseman interviews Meg Satterthwaite, Professor of Law at New York University and United Nations Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers.
In this interview, Meg discusses her formative ...
How can young women and feminist policies drive peace and justice?
Episode Notes
In this second episode of Conversations with Young Justice Leaders, Anoushka Sinha interviews Tonni Ann Brodber, Head of Secretariat at the Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund (WPHF).
In this interview, Tonni discusses the role of young women and intergenerational collaboration in d...
S1E3 - Where You're From Doesn't Dictate Who You Are: Rondo Bonilla's Story
Episode Notes
In this third episode of Conversations with Young Justice Leaders, Anoushka Sinha interviews Michael "Rondo" Bonilla, co-chair of the Future Shapers Council at Reform Alliance and Gen Z justice organizer.
Rondo discusses his transformative journey from spending 19.5 months at Rike...
S1E4 - Know Law, Use Law, Shape Law: Vivek Maru on Legal Empowerment
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In this fourth episode of Conversations with Young Justice Leaders, Abbas Luyombo interviews Vivek Maru, CEO and co-founder of Namati, an organization advancing social and environmental justice by combining the power of law with the power of people.
Vivek shares the origin of ...
Riddle me this: What if medicine was more of a humanities than a STEM subject?
Does medicine allow you to be creative?
In Zaynah’s last episode as host of Sharp Scratch, she is joined by incoming Editorial Scholar Catherine Wang to explore her chosen topic of the 2026 BMJ Student print issue: medical humanities!
Hear from medics, involved in creating the issue, about t...
So you want to be a medical influencer?
What does it take to be a successful medical influencer?
Dr Rohin Francis (a.k.a Medlife Crisis) debunks the misconceptions, and reveals hidden challenges. The panel, which also features new Sharp Scratch host Catherine Wang and FY1 doctor Judy Ugwuja, discuss how they feel when they see increa...
Using Feedback to Improve: The Plus/Delta Process
How can educational leaders collect feedback to improve their processes and organizational culture?
Feedback is a gift, and it is most meaningful when it is collected from those closest to the work. In this episode, Dr. Janet Pilcher and Dr. Catherine Wang, Superintendent of Glencoe School Distri...
Creating the School Calendar
In this episode, Catherine Wang and Betty Weir have a conversation about the process we go through in order to create the school calendar each year.
During our conversation, we will discuss:
The parameters we need to keep in mind when building the calendar
The ways in which we seek input from th...
