✨ In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Kudrat Dutta Chaudhary-Kontilis, the first South Asian Immigration Commissioner appointed to the San Francisco Immigrant Rights Commission.From her early days at the Army Institute of Law (India), to pursuing higher education at Tufts University, to now advocating for survivors of gender-based violence in asylum claims, Kudrat shares her remarkable journey of resilience, purpose, and passion for justice.We talk about:Her struggles and triumphs on the path from Punjab to San Francisco 🌍Breaking barriers as a South Asian woman in U.S. immigration policy 💪The impact of her work with survivors of gender-based violence 🕊️Lessons she’s learned along the way for aspiring lawyers, immigrants, and changemakers ✨This interview is both an inspiring story of perseverance and a masterclass in courage.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations with changemakers who are reshaping law, policy, and community impact.

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