Jahnavi J Zondervan
Jahnavi J Zondervan
Age: 23
Home Town: Princeton, New Jersey
Education: Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Columbia university
Specific Field Interests: Psychology and Art Therapy
Placement: Vikalp Sansthan, Udaipur
Area of Focus: Hold workshops to help young women with their educational development to help create a violence-free and gender-equal society by developing a detailed intervention strategy with technical, financial, business mentoring to assist individuals at different levels
Fellowship Project: Livelihoods, Disability
Highlights: Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and currently residing in Princeton, New Jersey, Jahnavi Zondervan is a recent graduate of Columbia University. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Psychology with a Concentration in African American and African Diasporic Studies in October 2022. In addition to her academic achievements, Jahnavi is a gifted artist and painter, showcasing her creativity and talent through various projects. Notably, she served as a Mural Artist in Cambridge, Massachusetts, creating a public art display to commemorate the memory of local high school alumni, demonstrating her commitment to bring communities together through art. Jahnavi is equally passionate about education and social justice, as evidenced by her role as a Teaching Artist for the Institute of Music and Girl Be Heard, where she taught art through themes of social justice, identity, and belonging. Her work as a Coordinator and Mentor for the Big Sibs Program in Harlem reflects her dedication to providing guidance, and promoting the growth of young students. Jahnavi hopes to continue to become an art therapist, working with young children and positively impacting their psychological development.
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