Berkley Center

Joan Anderson is a member of the Soka Gakkai International (SGI) Office of Public Information, where she supports SGI's environmental education projects, edits the SGI Quarterly magazine, and serves as SGI's liaison with the UN, NGOs, and the media.

Philip Bowden is the executive director of International Cooperation Cambodia (ICC), an umbrella organization of six Christian organizations working in Cambodia. His activities cover a variety of sectors, including training, education, capacity building, minority and indigenous groups, and language development.

Her Excellency Nhek Buntha is the director of the Buddhist Cultural Center of Cambodia and previously headed the Buddhist Association in Cambodia. Buntha continues to study Buddhism with her teacher and mentor, Venerable Ho Huon at Chambok Meas Temple in Phnom Penh.

Jose Luis Clemente is the executive director of the Socio-Pastoral Institute, a Philippine NGO that works with Catholic communities and local churches, NGOs, and multi-faith groups to promote total human development through a formation program that includes spirituality, community organizing, and community development.

A Sister of Mercy from the Brisbane congregation in Australia, Sister Denise Coghlan, R.S.M., helped found Jesuit Service Cambodia and now leads Jesuit Refugee Service Cambodia. She has worked in Cambodia since 1990 on reconciliation, peace, and justice, and the human development of people hurt by war, oppression, and exile.

Haidy Ear-Dupuy is senior social development specialist at the Asian Development Bank, where she focuses on core labor standards and civil society engagement. She completed master's degrees in agriculture and applied economics and in conservation biology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Ulrike Gilbert-Nandra is chief of the HIV and AIDS program at UNICEF Tanzania. She has worked for over two decades in international public health, HIV prevention and treatment, sexual reproductive health, adolescents' development, and girls empowerment. These efforts have frequently involved reaching out to faith-inspired organizations to help them respond to the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

Father Gabriel Byong Young Je, S.J., is director of the Institute for International Culture and Education at Sogang University in Seoul, South Korea. He served as director of the Jesuit mission in Cambodia from 2007 to 2013.