Rory Stewart Biography

By the age of 35 Rory Stewart had immersed himself in cultures of war-torn nations; walked 6000 miles across Afghanistan Pakistan India and Nepal - a journey described in his New York Times bestseller The Places in Between; served as a member of the British Diplomatic Service; and governed a province of 30 million in Iraq protecting his people while under siege. Now he is director of the Carr Center for Human Rights at Harvard.
As a foreign affairs expert fearless youth diplomat and explorer Oxford-educated Stewart is a seasoned speaker on such topics as human rights and global issues. Called a modern-day Lawrence of Arabia he harkens back to another era yet his ideals are firmly planted in the realities of today's global landscape.
With a unique understanding of the world's human rights issues Stewart works to devise credible and impactful human rights policy to close the gap between rhetoric and action. As founder of the Turquoise Mountain Foundation he is actively involved in efforts rebuilding infrastructure in Kabul while creating jobs and educating Afghanis.

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