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WAHEEDA
RAHMAN
Waheeda has been actively involved with researching and debating political topics; both domestic and international. Waheeda has been involved with the Institute of Ideas; the Institute of Ideas Education Forum, the Debating Matters National competitions, and the ‘What is Science Education Project For?’. She has acted as an individual contribution judge at King’s College and Barbican Arts Centre. She is a firm believer that all refugees deserve the best chances in life.
Yasmynn
Chowdhury
Organiser and co-founder of the research forum
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Yasmynn Chowdhury is a PhD student at the University of Oxford with a background in microbiology, global health, and public health. Her PhD work seeks to better understand how systems of refugee governance, protection, and care affect the long-term health, wellbeing, and lived experiences of members of the Rohingya community, through a medical anthropological lens. Yasmynn is the Co-Founder and the organiser of the Rohingya Research Forum.
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