Minh Nguyen is the Editor of the Boston Global Forum and a Shinzo Abe Initiative Fellow. She graduated from Brandeis University magna cum laude in February 2024, with a B.A. in History and Politics and minors in Journalism and Religious Studies. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Alpha Theta.

Minh edits and manages the BGF Weekly newsletter and writes the Four Pillars column. She is  a contributor to BGF Special Reports, including the Shinzo Abe Initiative Special Report “Addressing World Conflict and Four Pillars for Peace and Stability” and the BGF Special Report for the Riga Conference 2023 “How to Govern AI in an Age of Global Tension.” She is a coordinator of the History of AI Initiative. She has assisted and participated hands-on at BGF events, including the BGF Conference and Ceremony for the World Leader in AIWS Award 2022 and Governor Michael Dukakis’ 90th Birthday Celebration in 2023.

Minh has and continues to work and collaborate with world leaders and leading scholars of BGF and AIWS, from Governor Michael Dukakis and Professor Thomas Patterson to former Latvian President Vaira Vike-Freiberga and former Japanese State Minister Yasuhide Nakayama. Utilizing her skillsets in in-depth research, flexibility, and punctual professionalism, she is a familiar member of the BGF staff, contributing to the research and production of BGF Statements and Special Reports. With a globe-trotting and global citizen background, she also brings in a multitude of worldviews and inquiries to BGF. She is fluent in English and Vietnamese, and studied Latin and German extensively.

Minh is currently based in Boston. Outside of her work at BGF and passions in current events and the histories and politics of ideologies, she enjoys cheering on the Boston Red Sox and tinkering with computer softwares.