Women of Afghanistan have passed through a long history of struggles and oppression. After August 2021 and the return of the Taliban to rule the country de facto, danger and fear circulate the future of the women and girls of Afghanistan. Those women have demands to voice and fight for, nationally and internationally. In the light of the above, The Asfari Institute for Civil society and citizenship at the American university of Beirut is pleased to collaborate with FEMENA and organize a series of webinars titled “My Voice to My Home”. This initiative plans to give Afghan activists a platform to connect with the students of AUB and advocate for their demands.
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Communications and Advocacy Expert, Human Rights Advocate
Communications and advocacy expert, feminist activist and political analyst from Afghanistan, now living in Washington, DC. Member of FEMENA's WHRD advisory board.
Hub Manager at Nai-Supporting Open Media in Afghanistan
Mobina Sai is an award-winning journalist from northern Afghanistan. She worked as a journalist, producer, and director of a private radio station for 13 years. For the past six years, she has worked as a Hub Manager at Nai, which is an organization focused on supporting open and strong media in Afghanistan. As a manager at Nai, Mobina was responsible for supporting open media, including provisional training to media professionals in five of the northern provinces of Afghanistan. Additionally, Mobina was a member of several committees and networks focused on promoting human rights, women's rights, and children's rights, and ensuring the rule of law in Afghanistan. She has received multiple national and international awards for her human rights and women's rights work. She holds a BA in journalism
