March 2025
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
6h 47m
English
Growing up in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Noorain Khan was always passionate about human rights. As a practicing Muslim, she started getting involved in youth organizing at her mosque when she was in middle school. And throughout her education—which took her from Rice University as an undergrad, to the University of Oxford, where she was a Rhodes scholar, and finally to Yale Law School—she pursued multiple internships in the world of public interest.
At Rice, Noorain triple majored in women’s studies, political science, and religious studies, and at Oxford she focused on migration studies—seemingly disparate subjects that all tied to her passion for human rights. Noorain’s goal was to find a way to bring these ...
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