Chams Dine Bjaoui

Chams Dine Bjaoui is a legal researcher, content creator, and passionate civil society advocate. As a dynamic digital influencer and opinion maker, he engages audiences through social media and appearances on Tunisian television. Through the Munathara Initiative, he has contributed to several episodes of the televised debate program “Za3ma,” tackling critical social and political issues.

He is a facilitator in soft skills with the International Debate Association and a debate facilitator with the National Center for State Courts. Chams Dine also serves as a Youth Economic Empowerment Leader with USAID and as a Digital Peacebuilder with the Ifrikya Center for Common Ground. Additionally, he is an active member of the Regional Youth Network under the Regional Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).

Blending his legal expertise, artistic creativity, and unwavering commitment to activism, Chams Dine embodies the transformative potential of Tunisian youth in driving meaningful societal change.

Nazeeha Khalid

Nazeeha is a creative professional, passionate about using art for social impact. With a background in computer graphics and a strong commitment to positive change, she has contributed to initiatives with organizations like GIZ, UNRWA, and Future Builders Association. Currently, Nazeeha holds the position of a Research and Advocacy Assistant at Oxfam, combining analytical skills and artistic expertise to support meaningful causes.

Eager to explore research-driven advocacy, she connects data with creative expression to inspire action. As an Exchange Program Artist with the Leonardo International Exchange, she developed “Through the Looking Glass: Challenging Beauty Ideals”, an interactive installation using art and technology to promote self-acceptance. She also contributed to “Ya’ni: Against Violence” comic book with IDare for Sustainable Development, through scripting and illustrating comics to advocate against violence and empower youth.

Nazeeha views art as a bridge for communication and advocacy, focusing on advancing sustainable development and refining her craft.

Ahmed Oueslati

Ahmed’s background consists of a magical mix of civil society, business advisory and some politics. He has an academic background in finances and management sciences that is complemented by his volunteering and continuous civil society work, and mixed in with his professional work experiences. Ahmed always puts to good use his skills, his professional and academic background, and his energy for all international and national opportunities, allowing him to build a solid career.

Noomen Noomen

Noomen is a young Tunisian filmmaker holding a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering. After a year of working in this field, he decided to live his dream by studying cinema at the University of Carthage’s Gammarth Higher School of Audiovisual and Cinema (ESAC).

In 2019 he filmed his first amateur independent film, a traveling documentary (PRAVO) in Serbia for EXIT festival which was selected in over 17 film festivals.

During the first global quarantine in 2020, he filmed his first school film on his own, as a specific project: an experimental documentary (EARTH IS HOME) in different 5 countries (USA, Iran, Russia, Croatia, and Australia) which was selected in over 100 film festivals all over the world in Africa, America, Europe, and Asia. Besides, it has won the best international recognition film award at the 3rd Nepal Cultural International Film Festival, Winner of Dhaka OIC youth capital film award in Bangladesh, Winner as the Best International Short Documentary at Khamrubu International Short Film Festival in India, and Winner as the Best Arabic Short Documentary at WICA Los Angeles in USA.

In 2021 he filmed his first experimental film project (METROPOLIS) within Ciné Par’Court program, supported by Goethe institute and produced by CNCI (National Centre of Cinema and Picture) in Tunisia.

In 2022 He filmed his first fiction film project (AQUARIUM) produced by IOM (International Organization for Migrations).

In 2023 he worked as Assistant Media and Communications Manager at Jamaity NGO within Lazord fellowship and was the team member winner of Lazord research project. Currently, he is working on his master’s degree at the National School of Architecture and Urban Planning (ENAU). Moreover, he the Communications manager at Ifriqiya NGO.