Heidi Tworek is an accomplished history professor, with extensive experience in public policy and global affairs. She obtained a PhD in Modern History from Harvard University, and previously studied Modern and Medieval Languages (German and Latin) at the University of Cambridge. Heidi's focus is on history and health communications, and her expertise has been recognized by her appointments as Senior Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, as well as Fellow at the German Marshall Fund of the United States and the Canadian Global Affairs Institute. She is also the co-editor of the Global History Journal, and has been recognized with many academic awards for her contributions to the field. With experience as a Visiting Fellow at Harvard University Center for History and Economics, as well as Project Coordinator for the United Nations History Project at Harvard University, Heidi has a remarkable background in research and academia, and is a respected voice on matters related to global health and international affairs.