Alia Cambel, a rising 3L, and Mohammad Mahmoudi, a rising 2L,
are completing internships with the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
(ADC). ADC is a nonprofit
civil rights and civil liberties organization working to defend the rights of
people of Arab descent and promote their unique cultural heritage.
Additionally, ADC is the largest grassroots Arab-American organization in the
United States.
Interns at ADC work independently on legal cases involving
discrimination, immigration, employment, family disputes, and legislation.
Additionally, Alia Cambel had the opportunity to visit the Federal Election
Commission, meet Representative John Conyers (D-MI) at the Democratic National Committee’s
Headquarters, and be featured on the Montgomery Municipal Cable Channel show, "The
Edge” with Garland Nixon.
Alia Cambel and Mohammad Mahmoudi also helped plan this
year’s ADC National Convention titled, "Defining Our Role in a Changing World,”
which offered presentations on discrimination and bias against Arab Americans, U.S.
Middle East policy, and the Arab Spring. During the convention interns met with Congressmen, Ambassadors, Dignitaries, acclaimed authors, and many other public
figures.
Interning with ADC has been such a positive experience that
when asked about her future Cambel says, "I hope to continue my relationship
with ADC even after this amazing summer internship.”
Photo: American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Network and Mike Hersh at the DNC headquarters.
Photo: Mohammad Mahmoudi (2nd from left), Alia Campbel (4th from left), and other ADC interns at the ADC National Convention.
Photo: Alia Cambel (left) at the ADC National Convention.
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