Dr. Jahangir M. Kabir

Dr. Jahangir Kabir is an accomplished and dedicated individual who has made significant contributions in the fields of education, social services, and community advocacy. As the Lead Special Education Teacher at Brooklyn Collegiate High School in Brooklyn, he demonstrates his commitment to inclusive education and supporting students with special needs. In addition to his role as a special education teacher, Dr. Kabir also serves as an adjunct faculty member, teaching graduate and undergraduate courses at Monroe College. His dedication to both high school and college-level education highlights his passion for fostering knowledge and skill development at multiple educational stages.

Beyond his work in education, Dr. Jahangir Kabir actively engages in community service and social advocacy. As the Volunteer Director of Operations and Communication at MUNA Social Services, a nonprofit organization, he oversees the operation of 19 food pantries that serve over 500,000 people annually. Furthermore, he runs an after-school program for K-12 students, providing valuable support and educational opportunities outside of regular school hours. His commitment to community development is also evident in his involvement in ESL programs and advanced and basic computer programs, which empower individuals with essential skills.

Dr. Kabir's professional experience extends beyond education and social services. He has a strong background in management, having worked as a District Manager at White Castle for over 20 years. In this role, he successfully managed a team of 300 people and oversaw a substantial budget of $20 million per year.

Moreover, Dr. Jahangir Kabir actively participates in community advocacy and leadership roles. He serves as the Clergy Liaison at the 75th Precinct in NYC, strengthening the relationship between the community and law enforcement. He is also involved in organizing the New York delegation for the USCMO Muslim Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C., highlighting his commitment to promoting the rights and welfare of the Muslim community through out USA. He is also working diligently to organize the first ever Muslim Advocacy Day in Albany, NY in May 15, 2024.  

Dr. Kabir's dedication and accomplishments have been recognized by various organizations. In 2014, he was honored with the Faces of Diversity award by the National Restaurant Association, which reflects his commitment to diversity and inclusion in the restaurant industry.