Ayesham Khan (T’23) will graduate in May with a double major in public policy and visual art. They are a passionate artist who has done extensive work in multiple media, including puppetry, theater, drag, spoken word, weaving and painting among others. During their Hart Fellowship, Khan plans to bring their artistic voice and storytelling experience to “advocate for the reproductive and health care rights of gender-marginalized communities.”

On campus, they cofounded and served as president of Jummah 4 All Collective for Queer & Marginalized Muslims.