Rabia Chaudry Biography
Rabia Chaudry is a Pakistani-American lawyer, author, and podcast host. She is a family friend of Adnan Syed, the subject of the podcast Serial, and has written a book on his case, Adnan’s Story: The Search for Truth and Justice After Serial (2016), which was a New York Times best seller.
How old is Rabia Chaudry? – Age
She is 49 years old as of June 14, 2023. She was born in 1974 in Lahore, Pakistan.
Rabia Chaudry Family
Chaudry co-hosts Undisclosed, a podcast that covers Syed’s case and others
Rabia Chaudry Net Worth
She has an estimated net worth of $1 Million.
Rabia Chaudry Books
Jessica Roy, reviewing the book for the Los Angeles Times, commented, “It was easy to forget, listening to ‘Serial,’ that it was a true story about real people.” “‘Adnan’s Story’ adds context and humanizes it in a way that may change your perspective on the case and ‘Serial’ itself.” Adnan’s Story became a New York Times best-seller and one of Audible’s ten most popular audiobooks in 2016.
Rabia Chaudry Podcast
Chaudry, Adnan Syed’s boyhood friend, was the first to bring his case to radio producer and host Sarah Koenig; on the 2014 podcast Serial, Koenig revealed her research into Chaudry’s claim that Syed was wrongfully convicted of murdering Hae Min Lee. Chaudry later wrote a book about the case titled Adnan’s Story: The Search for Truth and Justice After Serial (St. Martin Press, September 2016). Molly Fitzgerald writes in Bustle that the book “picks up where ‘Serial’ left off,” citing information that was not included in the Serial podcast, such as letters he wrote to his family early in his imprisonment. Chaudry also hosts the podcast Undisclosed with Susan Simpson and Colin Miller, which examines evidence in Syed’s, Joey Watkins’, and other cases.
Rabia Chaudry Career
Rabia is a 2021 Aspen Establishment/ADL Common Society Individual and was beforehand a 2016 Aspen Thoughts Researcher and on the Vanguard Board at the Aspen Foundation. She is an Individual of the Truman Public safety Task, an Individual of the American Muslim Metro Initiative Organization, an Individual of the Shalom Hartman Foundation, and a previous Board individual from the ACLU of Connecticut and Maryland. Rabia is the beneficiary of the Truman Public safety Task’s 2015 Harry S. Truman Grant for Interchanges and Media Impact, is a 2015 Carnegie Company Extraordinary Worker, and is the beneficiary of the 2015 Mending and Trust grant by the Mission for the Fair Condemning of Youth. She is at present an establishing board individual from the Between Jewish Muslim Union, and the Muslim Jewish Warning Chamber, the two of which center around building Muslim-Jewish alliances around squeezing strategy issues, and teaching across networks to break boundaries.
In 2016 Rabia was named a Jennings Randolph Senior Individual at U.S. Establishment of Harmony, where she explored the convergence of religion and fierce radicalism in Pakistan and Sri Lanka. During this time Rabia likewise worked with PYCA, Pakistan Youth Change Promoters, conveying authority stages of preparation in Islamabad to rising youth advocates from across Pakistan.
Rabia came to USIP from the New America Establishment, where she was a Global Security Individual, creating and driving a CVE (countering savage fanaticism) local area project in organization with Google, Facebook and Twitter. Her work New America zeroed in on the strengthening of American Muslim people group in web-based entertainment backing.
In 2011 Rabia established the Protected Country Cooperative, a CVE preparing firm, which dealt with two fronts: giving CVE and social capability preparing to policing, and country security authorities, and giving public safety and CVE preparing to Muslim people group and foundations. During its presence, Safe Country worked with the US Branch of Country Security, US Division of Equity, the Public Counter Dread Community, the Maryland State Police and Prison guard Preparing Commission, and the DC Metro Police Division. As a senior CVE investigator and specialist, Rabia chipped away at both homegrown and worldwide CVE projects with government and philanthropic areas.
Rabia accepted her Juris Doctorate from the George Bricklayer School of Regulation and rehearsed movement and social liberties regulation for more than 10 years prior to moving into the CVE strategy circle. Her training center was haven and family migration, and social equality safeguard of Muslim outsiders against government policing.
Rabia is an incessant public speaker and essayist on law enforcement, social equality, and media promotion through narrating.