Turning dreams into a reality is what international student Vishal Siddharth Gaikwad is doing at the University of Arizona.
"I never thought that I could go to law school," said Siddharth Gaikwad."I never thought that I could go to higher education. Especially a U.S school — I never thought about that."
"It's a great honor when you are the first person in your family generation to have a PhD in law," he said. He was focused and determined to advance his community's human rights on an international level — by empowering indigenous communities to establish their own human rights websites worldwide.
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