Leah Davidson is a junior in Wharton concentrating in management and global innovation. She has created a microfinance program to incubate businesses in rural Peru, launched Act for Antarctica, a youth-led campaign to protect the polar regions, and reported on the World Economic Forum concerning the intersection of sustainability and business innovation for Pro Journo and The Huffington Post. She is currently working with Prof. Bethany Wiggin to start the Penn Program in the Environmental Humanities Lab. She also is working with youth delegates from the UNESCO World Conference on Education for Sustainable Development to lead a children’s art and multimedia competition in preparation for the December 2015 COP21 in Paris. Her research interests include environmental art and psychology, entrepreneurship, and intercultural relations. On campus, Leah is a Wharton Social Impact Fellow with the Urban Nutrition Initiative, Turner Social Impact Society Fellow, Benjamin Franklin/Joseph Wharton Scholar, and Wharton Research Scholar.