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A California Bay Area native, Sabrina Jen is a visual artist and educator passionate about facilitating ethical conversations on racial inequalities in the context of the digital age. She is currently based in New York City where she works with elementary school-aged students to navigate hybrid and digital classroom environments. She enjoys introducing her young students to current event projects and discussions related to social justice and activism. Beyond her professional pursuits, Sabrina also loves studying the art and activism of drag, learning about food history, and painting. Sabrina has a MA in Ethics & Society and a BA in New Media & Digital Design from Fordham University.
Updated May 2020
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