Aziz Abu Sarah

Aziz Abu Sarah's work experience spans over several organizations and roles. In 2003, they joined the Parents Circle Families Forum as a Project Manager and facilitator, where they delivered lectures on peace and reconciliation in Palestinian and Israeli schools and universities. Aziz also spoke at international organizations and universities in Europe and the USA, emphasizing interfaith dialogue and the role of religion in reconciliation. At the same organization, from 2006 to 2010, Abu Sarah served as the Chairman and one of four directors, representing the organization in international venues and overseeing the International Relations department.

In 2005, Abu Sarah took on the role of Producer, Anchor, and translator at Radio All for Peace. During their time there, they produced and co-hosted a weekly show on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, conducting interviews with politicians, journalists, and individuals involved in peace work. Aziz also provided on-air translation between Arabic and Hebrew.

In 2008, Abu Sarah became the Director of Communication and Policy advisor at Forum Civil Peace Service. However, this position lasted only for a few months. Aziz then co-founded MEJDI Tours in 2009, a role for which no specific duration is provided.

From 2009 to 2015, Abu Sarah served as the Executive Director of CRDC (Center for World Religions, Diplomacy, and Conflict Resolution) at George Mason University, overseeing the organization's operations.

In 2011, Abu Sarah joined the National Geographic Society as an Explorer and Cultural Educator, a role for which the end date is not specified. Aziz has appeared in various media platforms to share their expertise and experiences.

Most recently, in 2018, Abu Sarah co-founded InterAct International, though the duration of their involvement is not specified.

Aziz Abu Sarah completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Tourism and Business Management from Latvia College between 1999 and 2001. From 2006 to 2008, they attended the Israel College of the Bible, where they focused on Biblical Study.