THE JPB FOUNDATION
Tasnia Khan currently serves as a Senior Program Associate in the Democracy, Gender, and Racial Justice field at THE JPB FOUNDATION. Prior to this, Tasnia worked as a Program Associate in the Poverty Program at the same organization. Tasnia also has experience as a Middle School Operations Intern at Harlem Village Academies, where Tasnia managed logistical tasks and conducted research on mental health initiatives in charter schools. Additionally, Tasnia interned as a Reproductive Endocrinology Lab Research Intern at Weill Cornell Medicine, where Tasnia shadowed Dr. Daylon James and developed a research project on phthalates in dairy products. Tasnia holds a Bachelor's degree in History of Science, Medicine, and Public Health from Yale University.
THE JPB FOUNDATION
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JPB’s vision is to build the power of those who have been denied it to challenge and change oppressive systems, and advance visions of a more just, democratic, and sustainable world.