Political Science graduate student Zahraa Al-Ahmad is featured on the inaugural issue of Raven, Carleton University’s new magazine.

Al-Ahmad, a Syrian-born political science graduate student at Carleton, is one of the first student researchers with the Local Engagement Refugee Research Network (LERRN), a seven-year Canadian initiative which helps partner universities in Lebanon, Jordan, Tanzania and Kenya conduct homegrown research projects that are relevant and meaningful to them.

Read more about Al-Ahmad’s research in Lebanon and the experiences of other international faculty and staff.

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