Alice Bosley, a leader in Stanford STAND, spearheaded a campaign that made Stanford the world’s first university to adjust its investment policy to help prevent the funding of ongoing mass atrocities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Alice was a leader in STAND at Stanford and a member of STAND’s national leadership board before she graduated in 2011. Learn about Alice’s experience with STAND – United to End Genocide’s student-led division – and the important work Alice and other Stanford STAND students accomplished to help end atrocities in the DR Congo.
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