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Irteza Binte-Farid

PhD Candidate - Education

Irteza Binte-Farid is a dedicated professional with a passion for issues related to educational access, equity, political representation, and the history of struggles in these areas.

She holds an impressive academic background, including a PhD in Education and Anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education, a Master's in Education Policy and Management from Harvard University Graduate School of Education, and a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science from Stanford University.

Throughout her career, Irteza has engaged in various internships and roles where she has delved into the intersection of policy and practice, particularly focusing on education and social services.

Her work experience includes positions such as Penn Urban Studies Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania, Residential Advisor at College Houses and Academic Services, Harvard Freshman Dean's Office, Assistant Director at University of Virginia, and Mentor Program Coordinator at Madison House.

Additionally, Irteza has contributed her skills as a Website Developer, Intern, Reporting Intern, Student Assistant, and Communications and Community Liaison at prominent organizations like the U.S. Department of Justice, International Rescue Committee, Extra Mural Education Project, Stanford University, and QuestBridge.

Her educational background and professional experiences have equipped her with a deep understanding of power structures, their creation, perpetuation, and enforcement, while also developing insights into necessary interventions for establishing more equitable systems of representation in societies.

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States