FilmAid
Luul Abdikadir Ilimi has extensive experience in humanitarian work and community engagement since 2016. Currently, Luul serves as a Team Member at StepUp.One, focusing on education and employment opportunities for refugees, and as a Workshop Facilitator at PeaceTech Lab, promoting youth empowerment and conflict resolution through media. Additional roles include Community Health Worker at the International Rescue Committee, advocating for health services in underserved communities, and Outreach Facilitator at FilmAid, coordinating community and fundraising initiatives. Luul's educational background includes a Diploma in Social Entrepreneurship from Tangaza University College and a certificate in English Language and Literature from Arizona State University.
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FilmAid
FilmAid was founded by independent filmmakers in 1999 in response to the refugee crisis in Kosovo. After nearly two decades of innovation, FilmAid has become a leader in amplifying the voices of displaced youth, and providing life-saving information to communities in need. Using a community-based, and multi-channel approach, FilmAid provides displaced people with actionable information about their rights, their safety, their health and their future. Through video, radio, print, SMS, and digital media campaigns created and distributed in collaboration with refugee communities, FilmAid is able to reach over 400,000 people in refugee camps and urban areas every year. And FilmAid’s 24-month Media Training courses empower the next generation of storytellers with the skills they need to advocate for themselves, their community and their right to a future filled with hope.