Hishaam Aidi
Hishaam Aidi, a political scientist, will look at how governments in Europe and North America use culture to "integrate" their Muslim communities.

Janie Chuang
Janie Chuang, a law professor, is formulating a new agenda for preventing human trafficking.

Susan Faludi
Best-selling author Susan Faludi is focusing on the rise of a new breed of conservative women in Central Europe and the United States.

Howard French
Former New York Times correspondent Howard French will write an in-depth, journalistic account of Chinese migration to Africa in the past decade.

Gregg Gonsalves
Gregg Gonsalves seeks to apply lessons learned during the AIDS crisis to other urgent global health challenges.

Ian Johnson
Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Ian Johnson looks at how faith-based groups create new space for rights activism.

Arun Kundnani
Arun Kundnani is a British writer and human rights activist who will examine the shortcomings of the "hearts-and-minds" approach to militancy among Muslims in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Ken Silverstein
Journalist Ken Silverstein will look at bribery and graft in international energy markets.

Chris Soghoian
Digital privacy activist Chris Soghoian explores new ways to protect consumer privacy in an increasingly insecure telecommunications market.

James Stewart
Open Society Fellow James Stewart will write a manual setting out the legal basis for prosecuting arms vendors for complicity in international crimes, such as war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.

Marcy Westerling
Open Society Fellow Marcy Westerling is a community organizer who will map progressive infrastucture in rural areas.