In this episode we discuss:
- Craig's pretty normal and privileged upbringing in a typical U.S. suburb
- How Craig was affected by the threat of nuclear proliferation
- How he found his groove in social activism during the college years
- On listening to mentors, applying to a Fullbright Fellowship, learning languages and building NGOs
- Why and how he chose his PhD
- Balancing of work and school
- His burnout and failure moment
- On quitting an amazing job
- How he spent 10 years at Georgetown
- How and why he created PCDNetwork
- Craig's transition from Georgetown to PCDN full time
- On making counterintuitive choices
- Lessons from his failures in how they inform his current work
- On his struggle with work-life balance
- Craig's top tips to advance a career in social change
Links
Fulbright Fellowship
Central European University
School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution
PCDNetwork
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