Nasim Mogharab

Nasim Mogharab is a feminist activist and expert in women’s rights awareness-raising, education, and advocacy in restrictive environments. She holds master’s degrees in History from the University of Ottawa and in Educational Technology from Concordia University. Her activism focuses on resisting state-sanctioned violence against women and girls, including those detained during the Woman, Life, Freedom uprising in Iran, as well as the execution of women and sexual torture. She leads and collaborates on grassroots campaigns, human rights research, art and oral history projects, and trainings to strengthen resistance against state violence, patriarchy, and suppression.