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Stopped in for the formidable Tadashi Hayakawa’s Opening Reception of the Art for Everyone Exhibition at the PACE center in Parker. It’s an amazing exhibit. A must see! #TadashiHayakawa #ArtForEveryone #SoloExhibition #PACECenter (at Pace Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl7t42rMQ7Q/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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MEET THE LEADERS

Sirad Hassan ‘20 (left) - Sirad is from Frederick, Maryland and is a prospective Neuroscience Major with certificates in African American Studies, Global Health Policy, and Cognitive Science. She is prepared to challenge her own beliefs and learn more from others on this trip as we explore the many facets that prevent those who are most in need from receiving the care that they need. Outside of Breakout Princeton, she’s involved with the Religious Life Council, TropicalClinics for Rural Health (TCRH), Muslim Students Association (MSA), Muslim Advocates for Social Justice and Individual Dignity (MASJID), Scholar Institute Fellows Program (SIFP), Princeton Journal of Bioethics, and Community Action.

Nourhan Ibrahim ‘20 (right) - Nourhan is from Parsippany, NJ and a prospective Ecology and Evolutionary Biology major with certificates in Global Health Policy and Spanish. She is excited about this trip because of a personal connection to mental health and issues with access, and a general passion about exploring socioeconomic and racial causes of health disparities. Outside of Breakout, she’s involved with the Student Volunteers Council, Muslim Students Association, Tiger Call, Scholar Institute Fellows Program (SIFP), Muslim Advocates for Social Justice and Individual Dignity (MASJID) and Community Action.

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Students are getting ready to Breakout of the bubble. Art and Social Change in Philadelphia is one of six Breakouts this spring break.

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"When I heard about the Princeton thing comin', I was like, Princeton?! They comin' to see us?"