Sudip is a native of Kathmandu, Nepal. He founded the Anne Frank Project Nepal, an educational program that instills values of tolerance and mutual respect among Nepali youth. Over the course of two summers, Sudip taught over 5,000 students about the importance of upholding human rights through the story of Anne Frank and the Holocaust - world history events that are missing from Nepali textbooks. Sudip also established the Anne Frank Peace Library for 250 war-affected students in a rural village of western Nepal. In college, Sudip co-founded STO Talks, an annual event similar to TED-talks, and the Ole Thrift Shop, in an effort to reduce campus waste. He completed his undergraduate studies in public health at St. Olaf College. Prior to joining GHC, Sudip completed the Humanity in Action summer fellowship in Warsaw, Poland. In his spare time, he enjoys running and watching political documentaries.