Eric has had a career in research and advocacy that spans nearly two decades. He has worked closely with community members, nonprofits, and corporations to highlight systemic inequities and champion solutions, access to resources, and opportunities for frequently underrepresented stakeholders.

Eric received both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Hofstra University in New York. In 2008, he was awarded a Fulbright research grant to Hungary, where he studied discrimination against the Roma in public education and drew comparisons to post-Brown v. Board of Education policies in the U.S.

Gabriel Antuna-Rivera is an alumni of the Montgomery Community College, the vocational school Alaska Career College and Georgetown University. He is also a recent alumni of the Fulbright Program and its Mongolia cohort of ETAs from the 2023-2024 cycle.

He has worked as a contractor, educator and collaborator in a variety of fields ranging from holistic healthcare, workforce preparation, language learning and cultural exchange. He currently lives in Arizona.

Dr. Ana Gil Garcia is a Venezuelan-American scholar, a published author, and a 5-time Fulbright Scholar to Armenia, Georgia, Liberia, Venezuela, and Middle Eastern countries.

Dr. Gil Garcia has held numerous educational leadership roles, most recently serving as the Director of Academic Effectiveness at St. Augustine College. She is the co-author of a two-time bestseller, “Unstoppable Women” and “The Miracle Woman,” an anthology on her life. She has also been a visiting professor at universities in the United States and seven other countries. With her Doctorate in higher education from Western Michigan University, she is an exceptional academic leader, and her expertise is widely respected.⁠