Of Course [i'm A Feminist]. And Everyone

My Parents And My Grandmother Inspire Me Every Day And, Every Day, In My Work And Personal Life.

Thinking About The World Writ Large, I Am More Optimistic Than Not That We Will Tackle Our Most Pressing Challenges, Whether Poverty Or Equality For Women And Girls Or Climate Change; But I Also Know We'll Only Tackle Them If People Are Really Informed About The Challenge And What's Proven To Work.

I Hope That Young People Will Also Look To Politics As A Vehicle To Not Only Have Their Voices Heard, But Actually To Be The Change Makers That They Want To See. They Are Disaffected, Understandably, But I Hope That Young People Will Not Only Turn Out To Vote But Also Run For Office.

I've Tried Really Hard To Care About Things That Were Very Different From My Parents. I Was Curious If I Could Care About [money] On Some Fundamental Level, And I Couldn't. That Wasn't The Metric Of Success I Wanted In My Life. I've Talked About This To My Friends Who Are Doctors And Whose Parents Are Doctors, Or Who Are Lawyers And Their Parents Are Lawyers. It's A Funny Thing To Realize I Feel Called To This Work Both As A Daughter And Also As Someone Who Believes I Have Contributions To Make.

Millennials Are Often Portrayed As Apathetic, Disinterested, Tuned Out And Selfish. None Of Those Adjectives Describe The Millennials I've Been Privileged To Meet And Work With.