How to Fight Inequality and Why That Fight Needs You (VIRTUAL)
Inequality is the crisis of our time. Join us for a student panel, led by former Kellogg Visiting Fellow Ben Phillips, whose widely acclaimed new book discusses inequality and how citizens must be the ones to address the issues. This event is more than an academic discussion – it is a practical conversation about what we can do to overcome an injustice that is hurting us all. Featuring Notre Dame undergraduates who have experience fighting inequality in various areas, this virtual event hopes to engage participants as well in a conversation about inequality and what each of us can do in the fight against it.
Featuring Ben Phillips
- Co-founder, Fight Inequality Alliance
- Former Hewlett Fellow for Public Policy, Kellogg Institute
- Author of How to Fight Inequality (Wiley, 2020)
* Special offer: receive 40% off the book from the publisher's site today (through March 6) using the code NDPOL
With Notre Dame student panelists:
- Matty Aubourg '21, Balfour-Hesburgh Scholars Program
- Annie Foley '22, Kellogg International Scholars, Human Development Conference
- Jeff Musema '21, Wabruda (student group that promotes brotherhood among Black men on campus)
- Anastasia Reisinger '21, CSC Higgins Labor Program
This event is part of the University of Notre Dame's Walk the Walk Week, presented by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies with cosponsorship by the Pulte Institute for Global Development and the Higgins Labor Program of the Center for Social Concerns.
Ben Phillips
Ben Phillips is the Kellogg Institute’s Hewlett Fellow for Public Policy for the spring of 2019. He is co-founder of the Fight Inequality Alliance, an international coalition uniting major non-governmental organizations, unions and social movements to build collective power and press for action to tackle inequality...
Matthew Aubourg ‘21
Matty Aubourg is a senior studying Environmental Sciences and Sustainability, hailing from Oklahoma City, OK. He is passionate about social justice and plans to incorporate this focus into his pursuit of an MPH post-graduation...
Anne Foley ‘22
Annie Foley is a junior Anthropology and Global Affairs major working with Professor Tracy Kijewski-Correa of the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering. Foley is currently contributing to an ongoing study analyzing the role of religiosity in post-disaster structural resiliency in Haiti...
Jeff Musema ‘21
Jeff Musema '21 is a senior double majoring in neuroscience and economics currently living in Granger, Ind. Jeff is fascinated by the multitude of factors that contribute to one’s decision making, and, as a future surgeon, he hopes to help others make decisions in regards to their health and wealth that are best suited for their lifestyle and individual goals...
