The Power of One | Tamu Al-Islam | TEDxNYUAD

It takes one person to change a person. It takes one person to change the world. Reflecting on her life growing up as a person of color in the United States, as well as focusing on her work leading HR, academic administration and university initiatives, Tamu seeks to unravel the small and big effects a single person's actions can have in their community.
Tamu Al-Islam is currently the Senior Director of Inclusion and Equity at NYU Abu Dhabi, where she has also previously led global mobility, employee relations, and immigration teams, and helped develop HR since 2009. She is a former Deputy Director of the NYUAD Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Scholars Program, and was previously senior director of the Office of the President of New York University in the United States. Her career at NYU in New York and Abu Dhabi spans more than 25 years, including experience leading HR, academic administration, professional development, and many university initiatives. In 2004, she was awarded NYU’s Distinguished Administrator Award for her professionalism, expertise, and service. In her private life, Tamu has led workshops and served as an advocate for various social and cultural development issues at international conferences in Nigeria, Turkey, England, Spain, Jamaica, the U.S., and India. She holds a BA in Liberal Studies and an MA in educational leaders
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