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Brandee Sanders is a Harlem-bred writer and editor. Ever since the age of eight, she knew that she was destined to pursue a career in journalism; often transforming her composition notebooks for school into mock magazines. Combining her love for writing and basketball, a sport that she picked up at the age of six, she began her journalism career in New York as an intern for Dime Magazine. At Dime Magazine, she wrote sports commentary pieces and interviewed several Division 1 prospects throughou…

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7 Meaningful Ways to Volunteer and Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2026 in Uptown NYC

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By Brandee Sanders
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Inspired by the celebrated civil rights leader’s commitment to advocacy and service, Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Jan. 19) highlights the power of community connection. The day invites people to honor his enduring legacy by showing up for their communities through volunteerism, illustrating that transformative social change can begin with small gestures, such as preparing a hot meal for a neighbor in need or holding space for crucial conversations.
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'You Don't Get to the Top of the Mountain Alone': Assistant IT Director Lamaka Opa Reflects on Rewiring His Tech Career at Columbia

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By Brandee Sanders
Opa shared how the Columbia Employment Information Center was a launchpad for furthering his career at the University. While coming of age, Congo-born, Paris-raised Lamaka Opa was surrounded by examples of empowerment. His father was a physician who used the practice of medicine to uplift communities and his mother was an accountant who led microfinancing efforts to support women in purchasing land and building their own businesses.
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'A Mentor is Someone Who Inspires': Denizcan Ozdemir Motivates Local Youth to Dream Without Limits

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By Brandee Sanders
Ozdemir spoke about the power of mentorship and his work with the Double Discovery Center. While most 10-year-olds are concerned with cartoons and action figures, Columbia student Denizcan Ozdemir (CC'25) was avidly browsing through resources, planning where the next chapter of his educational journey would be.
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