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Nicholas Kimble

Committee on Homeland Security

House of Representatives Homeland Security Policy

Geopolitical Upheavals

Branch

Washington DC

Member Since

2025

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Bio

Nicholas Kimble (he/him) is a U.S. Diplomatic Fellow and an MPA candidate at Cornell University, specializing in International Policy and Management. He currently works in the UN Youth Office at the United Nations Secretariat, supporting multilateral engagement across the UN system. Fluent in English, French, and Kiswahili, he brings experience across four continents and deep expertise in stakeholder engagement, policy implementation, and political risk analysis.

His work spans peacebuilding initiatives in South Sudan and applied research on political participation and economic development in East Africa. He is the author of a distinction-awarded Stanford policy memo and a published analyst on African geopolitics. He holds a BS in International Relations & Diplomacy from Seton Hall University and completed graduate coursework at the Geneva Graduate Institute. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.