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Erika Chagin

Erika Chagin is a pre-law sophomore at USC studying International Relations and Global Economy. At USC, she is involved is Model UN, Society of Women in Law, Middle Eastern North African Student Assembly, Lebanese Club, AcceptED, Women and Youth Supporting Each Other, Flow's Sexual Assault Prevention team, and more. Erika recently embarked on an immersive research trip to Kyrgyzstan, where she spent a month collaborating with the EU delegation, parliament, journalists, NGOs, and other political figures to create policy recommendations regarding their mining industry. She is also an intern at the Children's Law Center. She aims to become an international human rights lawyer with an emphasis on conflict resolution in the Middle East.

The Asylum-Claiming Process

by Erika Chagin22 Mar 202322 Mar 2023Leave a comment

GPI fellow Erika examines the asylum process in a background guide for our 2023 Think-a-Thon.

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Speakers discuss border disputes and displacement in panel event

by Erika Chagin3 Dec 20223 Dec 2022Leave a comment

A recent GPI event sheds light on border disputes in Palestine, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan.

Events border dispute, event, gpi

Lebanon’s gas deal: insufficient palliative or beacon of hope?

by Erika Chagin18 Nov 202218 Nov 20221 Comment

An economic crisis in Lebanon exposes the need for urgent energy reform.

Uncategorized energy, gas, lebanon, Opinion
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