Drawing on memories of his youth, UC Berkeley alum Hasan Dudar spent a decade shaping a rich collection of stories about a tight-knit community of immigrants in Toledo, Ohio.
Drawing on memories of his youth, UC Berkeley alum Hasan Dudar spent a decade shaping a rich collection of stories about a tight-knit community of immigrants in Toledo, Ohio.
By Anne Brice
UC Berkeley Journalism alum Hasan Dudar published his first book Carryout in May.
Photo courtesy of Hasan Dudar; Design by Neil Freese/UC Berkeley
June 4, 2026
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