Rawan Zeine

Rawan Zeine has over 14 years of experience in community organizing and leadership development, dedicated to empowering activists and social movements in the Arab world and globally.
She is the founder of Ta3leeleh, an organization dedicated to amplifying the voices of the Jordanian people to foster mutual listening, learning, respect, and empowerment. She has coached campaigns on critical issues, including an initiative to end child marriage among Syrian refugees in Lebanon. For seven years, she worked closely with Professor Marshall Ganz at Harvard, teaching and coordinating programs that equip leaders worldwide with the skills to mobilize their communities. She continues this work with activists and change-makers in the Arab world through Ahel, a community organizing organization in Jordan.
Rawan now focuses on training, coaching, and designing certification programs to build the capacity of change-makers across the Arab world and beyond.