Farida Rokadia

Farida Rokadia is a passionate education advocate with a diverse professional background in various roles within the education sector.

She has served as a teacher, librarian, strategic planning coordinator, and Board member at schools, emphasizing the importance of education for progress and prosperity.

In her role as a treasurer at ABSA, a school for the hearing impaired, she gained experience in fundraising and evaluations, providing insights into the challenges faced by NGOs.

To promote career guidance, Farida authored a book showcasing stories of successful women in Pakistan across 60 different occupations, aiming to inspire and guide girls in planning their futures.

Her philanthropic efforts include donating to establish a secondary school in Khanewal through TCF and supporting educational projects like The School of the Future's Malala project in Manhattan.

Farida's academic achievements include a Master's degree in International Peace and Conflict Resolution from American University and a Bachelor of General Studies in Political Science from The University of Connecticut.

She has been involved in various organizations such as being the author of 'Pakistani Women: Journeys of Success', a former member of the Interfaith Council at the University of Connecticut, and the founder of an NGO focusing on vocational training in Pakistan.

Farida's expertise extends to facilitating Interfaith Dialogue at American University and serving in leadership roles like Strategic Planning Coordinator, Board Member, and Treasurer at Karachi American School.