Masa Qaoud (SFS'28) is a student at Georgetown University in Qatar. She is actively engaged in humanitarian and development work, with experience at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) and the Palestine Red Crescent Society. On campus, Masa provides both academic and peer mentorship to Gazan evacuees and plays a leading role in initiatives such as Model United Nations and Students for Justice in Palestine. She is particularly passionate about forced displacement, community resilience, and conflict-affected regions' socioeconomic challenges. Masa is a fall 2025 Georgetown Global Dialogues student fellow.
Essay
The panel on "Intergenerational Solidarity in a Broken World" stayed with me long after it ended, mostly because it made me uncomfortable in a productive way. What struck me most was how clearly the speakers showed that many of today’s global…
