Democracy Hub Leadership, Student Team & Advisory

Democracy Hub Advisory

The Democracy Hub is a community that relies on the connections we stitch together. Having a broad-reaching advisory allows the Hub to engage perspectives from across the university to inform how we can elevate and amplify our respective efforts and shared commitment to democracy.

The following faculty, staff and students currently serve as Advisors to the Stanford Democracy Hub*:

• Anat Admati, Capitalism and Democracy Program; Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law (CDDRL)
• Chris Badillo, Stanford in Government
• Valentin Bolotnyy, State and Local Governance Initiative; Deliberative Democracy Lab; Hoover Institution
• Adam Bonica, Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law
• Paul Brest, ePluribus SLS
• Juliet Brodie, Haas Center for Public Service
• Bruce Cain, Bill Lane Center for the American West; CDDRL
• Brandice Canes-Wrone, Center for Revitalizing American Institutions; Hoover Institution
• Collin Anthony Chen, McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society
• Brian Coyne, Stanford Civics Initiative; COLLEGE
• Larry Diamond, CDDRL; Hoover Institution
• Alberto Diaz-Cayeros, Poverty, Violence and Governance Lab; CDDRL
• Dan Edelstein, COLLEGE; ePluribus Stanford
• Tom Ehrlich, Graduate School of Education
• Hanna Folsz, Political Science graduate student
• Frank Fukuyama, CDDRL
• Jordan Gray, Office of Community Engagement
• James Hamilton, Stanford Journalism and Democracy Initiative
• Adrienne Jamieson, Stanford in Washington
• Hakeem Jefferson, Program on Identity, Democracy, and Justice
• Erik Jensen, Rule of Law and Rule of Non-Law Programs; CDDRL
• YuQing Jiang, Stanford Political Union
• Tomás Jiménez, Stanford Institute on Advancing Just Societies
• Teresa Kersten, Distinguished Careers Institute, Democracy Affinity Group
• Karina Kloos, Stanford Democracy Hub; ePluribus Stanford
• Didi Kuo, CDDRL
• Brian Lowery, Stanford Institute on Advancing Just Societies
• Grande Lum, Gould Center for Conflict Resolution
• Michael McFaul, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies
• Aubrey Merrill, Stanford Votes; Democracy Day
• Josiah Ober, Stanford Civics Initiative; Hoover Institute
• Nate Persily, Program on Democracy and the Internet; Cyber Policy Center
• Alice Petty, Residential Academic Advising
• Peggy Propp, Haas Center for Public Service
• Rob Reich, Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society
• Hesham Sallam, Program on Arab Reform and Democracy; CDDRL
• Debra Satz, Humanities and Sciences
• Tom Schnaubelt, Center for Revitalizing American Institutions
• Alice Siu, Deliberative Democracy Lab
• Sarah Soule, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences
• Norm Spaulding, ePluribus Stanford
• Megan Swezey-Fogarty, Office of Community Engagement
• Luke Terra, Haas Center for Public Service
• Leif Wenar, McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society
• Robb Willer, Polarization and Social Change Lab; Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society

*The affiliations listed for each advisor are not exhaustive but rather illustrative of relevant experiences that contribute to the collective perspectives of the Democracy Hub.