ICNYU Event: Voices from the Frontline: A Doctor's Journey in Gaza
Join us on Monday, May 13 for this special event with Dr. Ahmed Ebeid
Voices from the Frontline:
A Doctor's Journey in Gaza
Monday, May 13 @ 6:30pm (In-Person)
IC Prayer Room
238 Thompson St. 4th Fl. Room 472
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Tuesday, May 14 @ 7 pm (Zoom)
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Join us this Monday, May 13th at 6:30pm in the IC Prayer Room with Dr. Ahmed Ebeid who will be presenting on the current state of Gaza based on his last two mission trips taken since October. Dr. Ebeid will share a personal account of his time spent with the people of Palestine during the ongoing crisis in Gaza.
If you're unable to join us in person, we invite you to attend via Zoom on Tuesday, May 12th at 7pm. Advanced registration is required.
ATTENTION: Per NYU policy, all non-NYU guests must request in-person access via our Building Access Form before arriving. Upon arrival, youll need to present a physical, government-issued photo ID. A digital copy or photo will not be accepted. The name on your ID must match the name you used on the form. If you dont meet these conditions, you wont be allowed in the building. No exceptions.
We look forward to seeing you all, insha Allah.
About Dr. Ahmed Ebeid
Dr. Ahmed Ebeid is the son of a United Nations interpreter, experiencing the world from a young age. After receiving his medical degree in Cairo, Ahmed returned to America to continue his professional training. He acquired his residency in Illinois Masonic Medical Center in Chicago and two specialty fellowships, Pain Management from Stanford University and Pediatric Anesthesia from the University of Michigan. After working in private practice on the East Coast for several years, he moved to Oregon in 2008 to run his own clinic for more than ten years. A strong advocate of humanitarian relief efforts, Ahmed has traveled on medical missions whenever possible in the last 15 years. Missions have taken him to Uganda, Yemen, Guatemala and several times to Gaza. His last two missions to Gaza were during this genocide. Ahmed shares his life with his wife Nora and their three children Taha, Yaseen and Misk and daughter in law Ayah. Coming from a large extended family, Ahmed is always looking forward to hosting and visiting family. Ahmed and his family foster children and host refugees arriving to Portland from time to time. They enjoy spending time outdoors in the great Pacific Northwest, as they enjoy hiking, camping, skiing, whitewater rafting and traveling beyond the PNW.
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