Jeffery Tram, Author at New Canadian Media

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Jeffery Tram

Jeffery Tram is a Chinese and Vietnamese Canadian aspiring journalist from Bradford Ontario. He graduated from Carleton University where he earned an Honours degree in Journalism and a minor in Human Rights and Social Justice. He has interests in music, hip hop culture, sports, politics, and social justice, and always has a sense of curiosity about the world. Jeffery has combined his passions with the skillset of a modern journalist to work on several projects. As the founder and host of AZN Connection, he looks to examine what it means to be Asian in today's world, exploring various topics and discussing important themes that hopefully lead to change within the community. With Street Voices, Jeffery manages and creates content that empowers marginalized communities. He is also a host of the Street Voices podcast, The Echo. Overall, he hopes his work as a journalist can make an impact on the world.

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