Congratulations to Anaïs Taffin, who has been named a 2026–2027 Udall Undergraduate Scholar!
Anaïs Taffin, GS'28, 2026 Udall Scholar
Originally from San Francisco, California, Anaïs combines her academic studies with professional, hands-on experience, including designing and leading a climate and sustainability education program with the Académie de Reims and working within regenerative agriculture at Sintropia Temperada in Portugal. She is active in environmental advocacy in both Europe and the USA, and has contributed to initiatives and events through her roles with Alterrenatives and the Sciences Po Environment Association, and previously supporting environmental communication efforts with Matter of Trust. Looking ahead, Anaïs plans to continue to contribute to the development of environmental policies that support sustainable transitions and protect biodiversity, at both local and global levels.
The Udall Undergraduate Scholarship is a prestigious national award that recognizes university sophomores and juniors committed to careers in environmental fields, Tribal public policy, or Native health care. Established by the Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation, the program supports students who demonstrate leadership, public service, and a strong commitment to issues of national importance. In addition to financial support, scholars gain access to a network of professionals and a multi-day orientation focused on collaboration and leadership development.
This year, the Udall Foundation awarded scholarships to 65 sophomores and juniors from 49 colleges and universities across the United States.
For more information about the Udall Scholarship, please visit Undergraduate Research and Fellowships.