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Ms Luzdary Hammad is half Colombian, half Palestinian, raised in Cyprus and college educated in San Francisco. She has a Bachelors and Masters degree in International Relations with a focus on Human Rights. She did field research in Bolivia for her masters thesis on the women's political movement and has worked for two international non governmental organisations Human Rights Watch and World Vision. | {{Associates <!-- The name of the template e.g "Associates" --> | ||
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|period=Semptember 2014-today | |||
|title=[[Current Intern]]<br> [[Graphic Department]] | |||
|degrees=BSc, Diploma | |||
|fields=Computer Science <br> MSc Product Design Innovation | |||
|universities=University of Surrey <br> Aston University | |||
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Ms. Luzdary Hammad is half Colombian, half Palestinian, raised in Cyprus and college educated in San Francisco. She has a Bachelors and Masters degree in International Relations with a focus on Human Rights. She did field research in Bolivia for her masters thesis on the women's political movement and has worked for two international non governmental organisations, Human Rights Watch and World Vision. | |||
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Ms. Luzdary Hammad is half Colombian, half Palestinian, raised in Cyprus and college educated in San Francisco. She has a Bachelors and Masters degree in International Relations with a focus on Human Rights. She did field research in Bolivia for her masters thesis on the women's political movement and has worked for two international non governmental organisations, Human Rights Watch and World Vision.
