About

Charlotte Yeung is a UN Youth Disarmament Champion, a New Voices on Nuclear Weapons Fellow for the Federation of American Scientists, and the author of the Amazon #1 New Release, Isabelle and the Magic Bird. She was a civil society observer to the TPNW during the 2nd Meeting of State Parties at the UN and is currently working with the United Nations Office of Disarmament Affairs to plant a-bomb trees (trees that survived the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki) in institutions in the US and South America. She was the Midwest Youth Poet Ambassador, Indianapolis Youth Poet Laureate, and the founder and instructor for a poetry course for women and girls in Afghanistan. She was previously an instructor at an underground school for women and girls in Afghanistan. As a Frederick Douglass Fellow, she performed poetry at the US Ambassador's Residence in Dublin and learned about systematic oppression and community leadership. Her first multilingual poem will be sent to the moon in 2025 via the Lunar Codex. She is a senior and studies Political Science at Freie Universität, Bristol University, Waseda University, and Purdue University.