How can organizations improve not just academics but the entire ecosystem surrounding education? What happens when schools take responsibility for healthcare, transportation, and creating safe spaces for students?

Today’s guest is Sabah Khokhar, a patent litigator based in the Bay Area, with a passion for exploring systemic issues in education and equity. While Sabah’s work focuses on intellectual property law, her keen insights on the intersection of education, community development, and systemic support contribute to a rich discussion on reimagining education in underserved areas.

In this episode, we dive into the transformative work of organizations that address education as part of a broader ecosystem. From teaching English to boosting confidence and employability, to creating job opportunities locally, these initiatives redefine what it means to educate. Sabah brings her thoughtful perspective as she and the host discuss the challenges and opportunities in improving education for underprivileged communities, the impact of English proficiency on students’ self-belief, and the systemic barriers that make holistic development crucial. Their conversation bridges the gap between policy, personal experience, and the global landscape of education.