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Keely Badger is a millennial expert and advocate on international human rights and development issues. She serves as the Executive Director of MOZAIK Philanthropy, a leading philanthropic organization committed to democratizing philanthropy by exploring and modeling new practices with distributive, creative, and catalytic potential. Previously, Keely worked at internationally acclaimed nonprofit Human Rights Watch (HRW) as Associate of Development and Global Initiatives, documenting and exposing human rights abuses in over 90 countries around the world. She now serves as the youngest member of HRW’s Los Angeles Film Committee and the HRW Los Angeles Network of Young Professionals. Keely is a Next Generation member of the World Affairs Council and was a civil society Youth Observer for the World Programme of Action for Youth at the United Nations (UN). Keely holds a B.A. from the University of San Diego in Cross-Cultural Anthropology & Political Science, an M.A. from Dartmouth College in Globalization Studies, and an MSt./J.D. in International Human Rights Law from University of Oxford. Keely is a 2019 graduate of the Rockwood Leadership Institute.