Podcast

Abuzar Royesh (2018 cohort) imagines a world where there is no inequality between developing and developed worlds.

Amanda Morrison (2024 cohort) shares the through line connecting her upbringing in Montana, her background in dance, her work in documentary filmmaking, and her decision to pursue law.

Sarahi Espinoza Salamanca (2024 cohort) imagines a world where every child has access to quality education that can get them to a college experience as they wish, where they wish, regardless of where they were born.

Tilly Brooks (2024 cohort) imagines a world where linguistic expertise can inform legal reform.

Rex Woodbury (2019 cohort) imagines a world where technology and startups are a force for good.

Barkotel Zemenu (2024 cohort) imagines a world where the mysteries of the physical universe are mysteries not just to those who are detectives, but also to those who are not.

Ayo Dada (2019 cohort) imagines a world where education is accessible to everyone, regardless of any aspect of their identity.

Anson Zhou (2024 cohort) imagines a world where all medical discoveries successfully translate into patient care.

In the first alumni edition of Imagine A World, Eli Cahan (2019 cohort) talks with Bingyi Wang (2018 cohort), who imagines a world where tech and science transcend borders.

Alina Santander Vinokurova (2024 cohort) imagines a world where the aerospace industry serves both humanity and Earth equally.

Willie Thompson (2022 cohort) reflects on transforming what the workplace looks and feels like, and what it means to be in community with others.

Rachel Desch (2023 cohort) shares her vision for a world where trusted institutions and leaders are able to mitigate violent conflict and inspire innovative policymaking.

Hear some of the most memorable moments from the second season of IAW, through the lens of the Knight-Hennessy Scholars leadership model.

Madison Freeman (2022 cohort) imagines a world where technological solutions drive a sustainable economy.

David Jiang (2022 cohort) and Longsha Liu (2022 cohort) share their journeys to Stanford and the close friendship they've formed.

Khushi Malde (2024 cohort) shares her hopes for education to spark curiosity, build resilience, and empower students to innovate, create, and lead for global responsibility.

Eliza Ennis (2022 cohort) shares her journey from small-town roots to global health policy, tackling reproductive health and substance use with community-driven solutions.

Gianmarco Coronado Graci (2023 cohort) shares how he's working toward a world where access to justice is a right and not a privilege.

Quyên Nguyễn-Hoàng (2022 cohort) discusses movement, belonging, and the search for stillness in a fast-paced world.

Catharine Bowman (2022 cohort) shares the life-changing moments that inspired her journey to Stanford and KHS, what fuels her research focus, and more.