Grace M. Cho, Professor of Sociology at the College of Staten Island, has been named by New America to its 2026 list of Fellows. According to New America, “Each year, the Fellows Program supports a select group of innovative thinkers—including investigative journalists, scholars, filmmakers, and public policy analysts—who work outside the traditional think tank model. New America Fellows develop big, bold ideas that shape public conversations and address the most pressing issues of our day.” Cho was selected “for confronting America’s liberation story with the lived experiences of the Korean War.”
Cho was also named by New America as an ASU Future Security Fellow. New America said that “the ASU Future Security Fellows are a partnership between Arizona State University’s Future Security Initiative and New America’s Future Security and Fellows Programs. These fellowships, supported by ASU, empower experts from a variety of fields to examine the wide range of issues that will shape the future of security.” Read more...
