Wulan Zschocke
Associate, Capital
Wulan is passionate about advancing socioeconomic equity for under-resourced communities.
As a German-Indonesian, they were raised with the active presence of questions surrounding ideas of accountability and reparations after mass human injustices. They have a Bachelor of Social Work (minor Asian Studies) from Bridgewater State University (Massachusetts), and a Master in Conflict Studies & Human Rights (International Relations Discipline) from Utrecht University (Netherlands), which they pursued in conjunction with a Human Rights Research Fellowship at the University of Jember (Indonesia). During this, they undertook research on the relationship between indigenous communities and urban development in Indonesia. Their professional trajectory includes social work and welfare (including family, tax and housing services), adult basic education for immigrant communities, and copyediting for human rights journals.
Outside of their professional life, Wulan enjoys illustration, writing, and traditional Indonesian dance. They are also fascinated by sociolinguistics, cultural anthropology, and conserving traditional arts and languages.
