Josiane Atallah

Josiane Atallah is a dedicated advocate for community-led sustainable development and education. Currently pursuing a Masters in International Relations at Syracuse University, NY, specializing in Development and Humanitarian Assistance as a Fulbright Association Scholar. She also holds a Bachelor's degree in Biology, and a Master's in Public Health with a focus on Epidemiology and Biostatistics.

Josiane has an extensive background in working with various organizations such as the United Nations Major Group for Children and Youth, where she serves as the West Asia Caucus Coordinator. She has also been involved in projects with the International Rescue Committee, Peace First, Harvard University Graduate School of Education, and Teach For Lebanon.

Her experience extends to roles such as Project Management and MEL Consultant, Teaching Fellow, Founder, Content Manager, and Contributor. Josiane has contributed significantly to youth development, research on barriers to youth work, and education reform.

With a diverse educational background and a rich portfolio of professional experiences, Josiane Atallah continues to make a positive impact in the fields of international relations, education, and community development.