Thuy Tran, 2020 Margaret Williams Fellow, a specialist in contemporary art and community-based engagement, was featured in “Don’t Mess With Me: Combating Gender-based Violence in South Asia Through Art and Engagement,”

Published on March 26, 2021

Thuy Tran, 2020 Margaret Williams Fellow, a specialist in contemporary art and community-based engagement, was featured in the virtual program “Don’t Mess With Me: Combating Gender-based Violence in South Asia Through Art and Engagement,” organized by The Asia Foundation and the Asian Art Museum on February 17, 2021.

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