Asian American Organizing Project
Nibraas Khan is an accomplished individual with a diverse background in advocacy and organizational leadership. Currently serving as a Phone Canvasser at the Asian American Organizing Project since September 2022, Nibraas has gained valuable experience through various roles, including an International Justice Program Internship at The Advocates for Human Rights from January 2024 to May 2024, and a position as a Governor Appointed Young Women's Initiative Cabinet Member at the Women's Foundation of Minnesota from January 2021 to June 2022. Additional leadership experience includes serving as Internal Vice President of the Asian American Student Union of Minnesota and Advocacy Chair at DISHA. Nibraas's early involvement with the Minnesota Student Association included representing various committees focused on non-citizen issues and sexual assault. Nibraas is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Global Studies, Political Science, Public Health, and Arabic at the University of Minnesota, building upon a foundation established at Eagan High School.
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Asian American Organizing Project
We are a grassroots nonprofit organization that empowers young Asian Minnesotans (14-35 years old), prioritizing those holding LGBTQ+ and women/femme identities, to create systemic changes towards an equitable, conscious, and just society. Asian American Organizing Project (AAOP) collaborates with local and national partners on issues affecting young Asian communities, such as voting rights and access, civic engagement, and climate and reproductive justice. We address these issues through youth participatory action research, grassroots organizing and canvassing, and narrative shift to co-create community change.