Grace Wright is currently pursuing a B.A. in Political Science from the George Washington University. Her interest in North Korean issues began in high school, culminating in a senior thesis on North Korean propaganda. Her passion for North Korean human rights has led her to study the Korean language and engage in advocacy efforts through her university's chapter of Truth and Human Rights in North Korea (THiNK). During her time at HRNK, Grace hopes to learn more about the human rights abuses in North Korea so that she can in turn educate others.
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