Leah Maloney

Leah Maloney served as a Senior Political Analyst at Americans for Informed Democracy during the summer of 2006. She graduated magna cum laude and was elected Phi Beta Kappa at Boston College, earning highest honors in the Political Science Department’s honors program, with a dual major in Islamic Civilizations and Political Science. While at Boston College, Ms. Maloney was editor-in-chief of the Political Science Department’s journal Uncommon Sense. Ms. Maloney served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Jordan teaching English and working on women’s development projects. She is currently attending George Washington University Law School, where she is focusing on public interest law and plans to earn her J.D. in 2013.

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This splendid book is more than a primer on social entrepreneurship for human rights in the developing world.  It is also a compendium of searing testimony about the immense practical challenges that idealistic changemakers can overcome by dint of their unflagging energy, incandescent visions of humanity and justice, and on-the-ground skills and resourcefulness.  Zachary Kaufman has performed a great public service in orchestrating this admirable volume about how hope for the future can be vindicated even under the most unpromising conditions.”

Peter H. Schuck, Simeon E. Baldwin Professor Emeritus of Law, Yale Law School

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