Miruna Constantin is a graduate student in the Global, Comparative, and International Education concentration at Harvard Graduate School of Education. Her research examines civic education reform in Romania and the EU, focusing on frameworks that balance national identity with global citizenship to strengthen youth democratic participation. She is also the founder of the social enterprise "Vreau Sa Studiez in America & Europa" - that provides college readiness and admission preparation for high school students in low income communities for which she was listed on Forbes 30U30 in 2024. She managed Youth Who Vote Romania and co-created Bridges of Knowledge (sponsored by Davis Project for Peace), connecting students across Moldova, Ukraine, and Romania. Previously, she was a Yawkey's Foundation Fellow at Bentley University's Valente Center and interned with the Massachusetts State Senate on educational policy. She plans to pursue Ph.D. research on education reform.