Accomplished project and program manager with 13 years of experience initiating, planning, managing, and monitoring humanitarian and human rights initiatives, legal advocacy projects, policy influence, and complex community and government-backed ventures. Strong communication skills with expertise in community development, community empowerment, capacity building, resource management, public relations, and marketing outreach. Demonstrated leader in public-private partnerships, multi-stakeholder collaboration, and building consensus toward common goals. Strong experience leading workshops and seminars, focusing on leadership development, data collection and analysis, research, and budget creation and management. Proficient in English, Farsi, Dari, and Turkish. After fleeing my country of Afghanistan in 2021, I received my Masters in Political Science and International Relations from Istanbul Aydin University and was accepted to a PhD program with Vechta University in Germany. My academic journey was distinguished by my thesis, "Exploring the Factors Behind the Fragility of Afghan Women's Achievements Between 2001 and 2021," which I later adapted into an article. Additionally, I have contributed to the field with my work published in the book of Istanbul Aydin University, titled "Examining the Causes Behind the Failed Implementation of National Action Plan 1325 in Afghanistan." Furthermore, I have authored two Persian articles, "Empowering Women" and "Migration." Since arriving in Roseville, I have been helping my family get established while seeking a career driving social impact and building strong communities. With a commitment to continuous improvement, I spend my extra time as a member of Toastmasters and Rotary.