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Sarah Mahmood

Sarah is a student at Stanford Law School. She serves as an Associate Editor for the Stanford Law and Policy Review, and does pro bono work for the International Refugee Assistance Program and the Volunteer Attorney Program. Before law school, Sarah worked at CNN's Anderson Cooper 360. She graduated from Wellesley College with a degree in political science.

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