Rania Harrara

Rania Harrara is an accomplished environmental advocate and feminist leader with extensive experience in various organizations focused on women's empowerment and climate change. Currently serving as an Eco-Tech Law Fellow at The Erline Bradshaw Foundation and a Summer Intern at Reclaim Childhood, Rania is also a co-founder of Climate Sirens, which aims to innovate the beauty industry with indigenous wisdom and feminist principles. As the Founder and President of the Young Arab Feminists Coalition, Rania manages a network of 162 members and focuses on advocacy for gender-responsive legislation related to climate change. Rania's roles include serving as a Max Thabiso Edkins Climate Ambassador for The World Bank Group and a Research Fellow at Slow Factory. Additionally, Rania is a Climate Action Champion with UNICEF and has significant involvement with Fridays For Future International, UN Climate Change, and UN Women, contributing to global dialogues on youth engagement and gender equality. Rania is pursuing a Bachelor of Foreign Services in International Relations at Georgetown University in Qatar, having previously studied Political Science at Stetson University.