Inas Miloud is an activist and researcher focusing on indigenous rights and the involvement of women in peace and political processes. She currently works as project manager and research coordinator for a policy brief on “Women, Peace and Security from Libyan Women’s Perspective”, for the 1325 Network in Libya and the Together we build it Initiative. The report aims to identify the security priorities through the lens of women’s lived realities. Inas is also the lead coordinator for the 1325 Network in Libya, where she worked amongst others on projects relating to violence against women during conflict. Further, Inas is the co-founder and director of Tamazight Women’s Movement, an organisation dealing with the intersection of gender, race and ethnicity amongst indigenous populations. Prior to this, Inas has worked as Protection Officer in Dhyba Refugee Camp, Tunisia; has engaged with displaced people communities as a Vulnerable Case Support Officer at Mercy Corps Libya; and has provided consultancy to a number of organisations including the UNDP. Inas has recently obtained a Master’s in North African Feminism from the Minnesota State University in Mankato, MN, US, and has obtained an undergraduate degree in English Literature from the University of Nafusa Mountains, Yefren, Libya.

Participant in: November 2016 Fellowship: Peacebuilding and Women’s Meaningful Participation in Peacebuilding Processes