Saad Ejaz
REPORTING FELLOW
Saad is a journalism major at Northwestern University in Qatar, with a minor in Middle East Studies. During his time in the Gulf, Saad has reported extensively on blue collar workers from South Asia and East Africa. His work takes a special interest on the impact of migration and government policy on the health, identity, and mental well-being of these workers. In 2019, Saad interned at a charity in Jinja, Uganda, where he worked closely with community leaders in implementing a program to support the education of orphans affected by HIV and AIDS. In his free time, Saad likes to tinker with old cameras, drink chaaye, and reminisce about Pakistan.
![Micah Castelo (Syracuse University) responds to an audience question during the "Migration and Displacement" Q&A session on Day One of Washington Weekend. Castelo is joined onstage by fellow panelists Angelica Ekeke (Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism) and Patrick Ammerman (University of Pennsylvania). Image by Claire Seaton. United States, 2019.](/sites/default/files/10-28-19/dayoneleadphoto.png "Micah Castelo (Syracuse University) responds to an audience question during the "Migration and Displacement" Q&A session on Day One of Washington Weekend. Castelo is joined onstage by fellow panelists Angelica Ekeke (Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism) and Patrick Ammerman (University of Pennsylvania). Image by Claire Seaton. United States, 2019.")
