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In today's podcast, meet Dr. Sana Syed, a Pakistani-American whose multiple life struggles and successes seem impossible for just 39 years of life. Learn why her dad immigrated from Pakistan and how she overcame trauma from being different than other children in America. Find out how she credits education for giving her the autonomy and freedom to make a difference. For one, she is the founder and CEO of Kimiya International, a nonprofit focused on human rights advocacy through film and trauma therapy.
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