Abou Bakri

Abou Bakri has a diverse work experience ranging from administrative roles to banking and consulting. They started their career as an Administrative Assistant at The Ohio State University, where they developed administrative processes and provided secretarial support. They then moved on to Fifth Third Bank, where they worked as a Personal Banker II, analyzing financial data, educating clients, and facilitating interactions. After that, they joined The Euphrates Institute as a Consultant, where they led the formation of a training manual and oversaw project schedules. They also served as an OHR Intern at the DC Office of Human Rights, resolving allegations of discrimination and researching case files. Currently, they are a Research Fellow at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation and a Strategic Advisor (Volunteer) at Help Build Tomorrow. Overall, Abou Bakri has gained experience in various fields, showcasing strong organizational skills, research abilities, and a dedication to promoting peace and equality.

Abou Bakri's education history begins in 2014 when they enrolled at The Ohio State University. Abou pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in Political Science and African Studies. Abou completed their undergraduate studies in 2018.

In 2020, Abou Bakri decided to further their education and enrolled at the American University. Abou embarked on a program to earn a Master of Arts degree in Comparative and Regional Studies. This two-year program lasted until 2022, marking the end of their graduate studies.