BCAN

Summer Communications and Operations Intern – (he/him)

Growing up as a first-generation Bangladeshi American, I saw firsthand how systemic injustice, economic, social, and environmental, affects working-class families both in the U.S. and abroad. From living in government housing in New York to witnessing food insecurity and financial scams devastate my family, I developed a deep resolve to pursue justice through public policy.

At Boston University, I found my calling in political science after an early path in computer science left me searching for more purpose. I have been shaped by my experiences in social justice programs, community farming in East New York, and the interdisciplinary learning environment at Kilachand Honors College. My academic and lived experiences drive my passion for public service, with a focus on environmental sustainability and equitable policymaking.

I believe real change comes from connecting personal struggle with collective action. I am committed to building a more just and sustainable future for all.