Ranya Rabadi

Ranya sometimes goes by her name and other times by Miss Google, only because she simply researches every flying thought she has! Part of that is due to being brought up by parents in the STEM field, living abroad away from her country of origin, and due to the vast exposure to different cultures around her. It is through that realization at just 15 years old that she knew she was a people’s person, and her calling is that of servitude; it was also the year she held my first real leadership position. Furthermore, her keen interest in research and evaluation have granted her the opportunity to work alongside university professors and others on public health research. She continues to serve as a technical team officer in the humanitarian sector where she is involved in protection, gender, and the field closest to her heart: public health and SRH.

Yafa Alshayeb

Yafa holds a B.A. in Pharmacy. Through the Lazord Fellowship, she is placed at Generations for Peace (GFP) as Programs Coordinator. Her areas of focus will be on on protection, gender-based violence, mental health and psychosocial support, assisting in volunteer training, building partnerships with the National Counselor for Family Affairs, and many other activities.

Ayah Abulghanam

Ayah is a passionate humanitarian, working to help make the world a better place day by day. As a Peace and Conflict Program Officer with Mercy Corps, she is currently working with communities to help alleviate violence and build more cohesive and peaceful communities. Ayah graduated with a B.A. in Applied English Linguistics from the University of Jordan. During her junior year at university, Ayah spent a semester abroad in Bergen, Norway, which she now considers as her second home.

Ayah is a bibliophile who enjoys travelling and watching historical dramas. In her free time, you can find her hiking, baking or reading random articles online.

Onoud Attiyyeh

Anoud was born in 1988 in Saudi Arabia, and received a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Since 2011 she has worked and volunteered at several local and international humanitarian organizations. She started her professional experience as a Social Entrepreneurship Officer with INJAZ Jordan through the Lazord Fellowship. This experience allowed to empower herself in various fields, and has encouraged her to learn more and to share her knowledge.

When human beings experience trauma or severe life stress, it is not uncommon for their lives to unravel. Anoud’s great passion is helping people who have been through traumatic/stressful experiences to heal. She helps her clients, who include children, adults, and families to find healthy perceptions of themselves and strengthen their relationships so that they are able to acknowledge themselves as human beings who are peaceful, complete, whole, and safe.