Nadia Gamal Ebrahim is a committed advocate, researcher, and human rights defender with 19+ years leading protection and gender justice across Yemen, Egypt, and MENA. Amid conflict’s shadows, she has driven transformative projects with national and International Organizations including IRC, MSF, PTI, UAF, funded by OFDA, EU, NORAD, GFW to forge gender equality, protection, livelihoods, development, and resilience via innovative design and international human rights mechanisms.
As advocate and defender, she transforms strategic vision into tangible impact, designing protection programs for women HRDs, supporting GBV survivors through rapid response mechanisms, conducting researches, policy advocacy, trauma-informed approaches, safeguarding, integrating gender/resilience frameworks, and strengthening capacities for peacebuilders, and community changes makers.
Her resonant voice advances WPS analyzing Yemen’s UNSCR 1325 NAP and exposing human rights/GBV realities to catalyze reform. Co-Founder of The Pomegranate Collective; Technical Advisor to Bridges of Hope Foundation (Zimbabwe); board member of Center for Peacebuilding Organization in Africa (CFPO), she nurtures and empowers emerging changemakers with inspiring vision.
Nadia is a Fulbright FLTA alumna (USA); Countering Hate Action Network; and member of several networks including Women Solidarity Network; Yemen Justice Network; WHRDMENA Network; Women in Leadership Network, and Global Mentoring Connect. She now weaves coaching and mentoring into her roles of impact and forges paths of enduring progress, turning adversity into opportunity for change and hope.
She speaks Arabic, English, and French. In addition, Nadia is a published writer with articles, studies, analysis and researches on gender, GBV, peacebuilding/conflict, protection, and contributed to develop some tools and guides.

Participant in: November/December 2020 Fellowship: Peacebuilding and Women’s Meaningful Participation in Peacebuilding Processes