Alena Maslova, founder of Dobrosphera, prepared and delivered a compelling guest lecture at Cornell University titled "Representation of Effective Emigration Strategies and Relocants' Well-being in World Literature.” Drawing on global literary works, Alena explored how narratives reflect the emotional, cultural, and psychological journeys of emigrants. She integrated sustainability, identity, and inclusion into her analysis, highlighting how literature shapes perceptions of migration and resilience. Her interdisciplinary approach blended storytelling, data, and real-world experiences from Dobrosphera’s work. The lecture sparked rich discussion among students and faculty, offering new frameworks for understanding relocation not only as a political or economic act, but as a deeply human experience.