Ahmed M. Badr

@uBadr

19 yr. old writer, speaker, and fmr. refugee. Founder Co-founder Host of Wesleyan '20

New York, NY
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Iscritto a aprile 2009
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    20 giu

    An absolute dream come true to collaborate with my dear friend and the amazing folks over at and to recreate one of my favorite childhood dishes for this year's !

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    Do you ever crave a specific dish from your hometown? Follow Ahmed Badr and Ben Stiller as they recreate Ahmed’s favorite childhood dish: chicken shawarma
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  2. 21 giu

    Tara and are doing such important and necessary work championing the mental and emotional health of refugee children across our world. Thank you for bringing light to these experiences!

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    There are Millions of who are struggling with their trauma & psychological wounds. On this WORLD REFUGEE DAY let’s make sure we help them heal these invisible wounds & put their MENTAL & EMOTIONAL HEALTH a priority.
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    20 giu

    On , learn how student and founder of , '20 makes Shawarma, and support

    Is there a better way to spend than cooking delicious Shawarma? Check out this amazing video where & walk you through the recipe that brought Ahmed back to his childhood:
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    20 giu

    "🍕 is to New York as 🥙 is to Aleppo." This , join & for some chicken shawarma. More :

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    20 giu

    "There's this amazing familiarity that happens mid-bite." & teamed up for a shawarma special. More on :

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    20 giu

    ☑️ chicken ☑️ spices ☑️ pita ☑️ memories of childhood & team up to recreate the Shawarma of Ahmed's childhood for . Step inside the Kitchen:

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    20 giu

    Next time we can make my childhood favorite and one of my only recipes, Egg noodles and Ketchup.

    An absolute dream come true to collaborate with my dear friend and the amazing folks over at and to recreate one of my favorite childhood dishes for this year's !
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  8. 20 giu

    😂😂😂😂

    Next time we can make my childhood favorite and one of my only recipes, Egg noodles and Ketchup.
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    20 giu

    Is there a better way to spend than cooking delicious Shawarma? Check out this amazing video where & walk you through the recipe that brought Ahmed back to his childhood:

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    20 giu

    Do you ever crave a specific dish from your hometown? Follow Ahmed Badr and Ben Stiller as they recreate Ahmed’s favorite childhood dish: chicken shawarma

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    6 giu

    Always inspired by the compassion and desire to make an impact by our students & alumni.  '20 met with fellow young brought together by  to talk about the crisis:. Watch: via  

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  12. 6 giu

    Thank you and for convening this timely conversation! We must come to grips with the wide ranging impact of the refugee crisis and realize that we can each play a role in solving it, regardless of our age or political affiliation.

    Generation Z opens up about the refugee crisis, “The world is starting to realize we are definitely a part of the conversation and we deserve to be a part of the conversation because these are issues that are affecting us and our futures” by
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    15 mag

    Allbritton Fellow, Patricelli Center Fellow Ahmed Badr ’20 ( ) Empowers Young People to Tell Their Stories Through .

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    29 apr

    Other portraits of Moroccan ambassadors to early modern England: Abd el-Ouahed ibn Massoud (1600); Jawdar ibn Abd Allah (1637); Hajj Abd al-Qader Pérez (1723 & 1737); Mohammed ibn Ali (1725)

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  15. 24 apr

    If you’re in the Windsor, CT area be sure to check out my brother ’s work “Unsettled Nostalgia”. One of my favorites.

    "Unsettled Nostalgia" by Syrian artist Mohamad Hafez will be exhibited in the Mercy Gallery through May 30. Opening reception is TONIGHT, at 6:45 p.m. The public is invited. Admission is free. Read more
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    23 apr

    Relive some highlights from this year's !

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    22 apr

    “I want to craft a new for you Different from all other alphabets Carrying within it some of the rhythm of raindrops And some of the dust of the moon.” ✍🏼 . .

    أريدُ أن أصنع لكِ أبجديّة غيرَ كلّ الأبجدياتْ فيها شيء من إيقاع المطرْ وشيء من غبار القمرْ.
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    20 apr

    If you're at , you've got to visit the WBG Visitor Center! In it, you'll see , a fantastic multi-media installation seeking to humanize the word "refugee." It is founded by and . As a former Iraqi refugee myself, this is very touching!

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    17 apr

    "It’s important to talk about mental health, of course, but that’s oversaid. We can’t just talk – we must learn to listen." - Diana Chao, founder of

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    17 apr

    I am not a room, I am a frozen memory of a home lost to a war I didn’t fight for. Follow for refugee stories told through suitcases from previous immigrants to USA.

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