My Story
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Storyline
- 2022
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- 2021
At the Schuler Scholar Program I worked as a Marketing Assistant and created biweekly newsletters, designed event flyers, wrote ad copy and provided programming support for arts and crafts workshops.
- 2020
Completed my second internship at iSEE, where I Co-authored a guidebook for the BRAVE campaign, developed workshop syllabi, and created a research database for iSEE’s knowledge base on gender-based violence.
- 2019
During my intership at Generations For Peace I gave voice to peace-builders by conducting interviews and writting weekly blogs on youth initiatives in Tunisia, Ghana and Rwanda.
I also authored a pivotal article in the Middle East Monitor, tackling racial discrimination in Tunisian society.
- 2018
During my study abroad program in Rabat, Morocco, in the School of International Training I completed a 40-page independent study project on the experiences of Sub-Saharan women as migrants in Morocco.
During my work there I also amplified important stories while immersing myself in Moroccan culture and Studing Arabic and Darija, Morocco’s dialect of Arabic.
- 2017
While working at Bsmart I edited multiple weekly blog posts, pitched and researched online articles on gender issues while also serving as the art director by selecting images for articles.
Education
- Bachelor of Science Journalism (2020)
Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois
- Master in Business and Communication (...)
Skills
Technical Skills
My Portfolio
My Writing Samples
Guna Yala islanders in a moral tug of war over tourism, climate change
Guna Yala islanders in a moral tug of war over tourism, climate change The Guna, a native people of Panama, live on dozens of idyllic islands in the Caribbean, grappling with the challenges posed by globalization and welcoming travelers seeking out more ...
Racial discrimination: Translating Tunisia legislation to community practice
Racial discrimination: Translating Tunisia legislation to community practice Six months after Tunisia became the first Arab country to criminalise racial discrimination, with a law passed by the nearly unanimous vote of Tunisian Parliament, many Tunisians are recognising that it will take time for...