Nisreen Hasib is the COO at Unbound.
With BA in Political Science from Yale and a JD from Northwestern after working on a case that went to the Supreme Court she made a career pivot to align with her need to have a wider impact.
In today's episode, Voices of Diversity host speaks to Nisreen as she shares several examples of the power of using your voice
The positive impact of her mom's voice in her formative years
- The confidence that comes from finding your own voice
- The damage that people of power and privilege can do with their voices
To quote Nisreen "No matter where you are in the world, you have power." Think of how you use your power as you listen to Nisreen share the multiple dimensions of her diversity and serve as the Voice of a Post 9/11 Muslim American Woman.
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