SAIS Fellow Forges Intercultural Connections in Africa/Asia @JohnsHopkins
SAIS Fellow Forges Intercultural Connections in Africa/Asia  @JohnsHopkins
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Having spent time in Ghana, Taiwan, and most recently Mozambique, Nasya Blackwell – a SAIS Public Service Fellow and a Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Graduate Fellow – addresses how she wants to be a foreign service officer and forge connections to find solutions to global issues.

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Video by Renee Fischer
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SAIS Fellow Forges Intercultural Connections in Africa/Asia

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