Amelia Thompson

Amelia attends Baton Rouge Magnet High School in Louisiana. She is very passionate about economics and the intersection of public policy and economics, focusing on how economic policy can ensure social reform and strengthen local communities.

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Amelia Thompson

2025 Summer Fellow

Amelia Yuan is a high school student at the Castilleja School in California. She is passionate about civic engagement, voter rights, and strengthening youth and minority political participation.

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Other Fellowship Capstones

Why Should More Infrastructure Be Invested in Rural Communities

Artificial Intelligence Applications in Humanitarian Crises

How Some Communities in the U.S. are/were Divided by Media Polarization

Amelia Thompson

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Amelia Thompson

Other Fellowship Capstones

Why Should More Infrastructure Be Invested in Rural Communities

Artificial Intelligence Applications in Humanitarian Crises

How Some Communities in the U.S. are/were Divided by ​Media Polarization

How Some Communities in the U.S. are/were Divided by Media Polarization