Zaina erhaim biography
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Zaina Erhaim
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Zaina Erhaim
Zaina Erhaim is an award-winning journalist, and a communication manager with the Institute of War and Peace Reporting (IWPR). Zaina has an MA in International Journalism from City University of London, and is currently a refugee in the UK. She is a communication and journalism trainer and is leading a feminist campaign to challenge gender stereotypes in the region. Before IWPR, Zaina worked for the BBC.
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Zaina Erhaim
Syrian journalist and feminist
Zaina Erhaim is a Syrian journalist,[1][2] and feminist. She works as a communications consultant and trainer with international organisations in Syria, Iraq, Morocco, Libya, Lebanon and Egypt. She has reported on the Syrian civil war from within Syria. Erhaim was the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR)'s Communications Manager,[3] she trained hundreds of people whilst in Syria to be citizen reporters, notably a large proportion of them women.[4][5]
Zaina has more than a decade experience in the fields of journalism and communication. She recently founded Shams For Equity And Social Justice organisation to promote gender equity and advocates for equal rights for women and LGBTQ+ in MENA region.
Erhaim is the recipient of multiple international awards, named as one of: The world's most influential young Arabs by Arabian Business[6] and one of the 5 Unsung heroes of 2016 by Reuters Thomson.[7] Zaina won the Peter Mackler Award for Courageous and Ethical Journalism, Index on Censorship's Freedom of Expression Journalism Award, "Female Rebels Against The War" by WILPF Germany and Press Freedom Prize by Reporters Without Borders. She has contribu