Eunhye Lee is a practitioner of dialogue and engagement, specializing in equity, peacebuilding, and cross-cultural dialogue. She brings over a decade of experience working across government, international organizations, civil society, and academic institutions, with a focus on inclusive processes that bridge cultural perspectives and foster trust in divided or conflict-affected contexts. Her background in corporate communications and digital public relations adds a unique lens to transforming relationships as a foundation for systemic change.Her work bridges international mandates and community-based approaches, designing participatory processes that foster belonging, build trust, and challenge systemic inequities. She has led multi-stakeholder initiatives on gender equity, anti-racism, reconciliation, and democratic engagement, and co-led the award-winning national research project Beyond Inclusion: Equity in Public Engagement.Eunhye holds a Master of Global Affairs in International Peace Studies from the University of Notre Dame’s Kroc Institute and a BA in Communication from Simon Fraser University. She is also the co-founder of Woman’s Hill Ministry, which supports Korean women in faith leadership across the diaspora.