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Riham Osman, MPAC, Interfaith Ramadan Iftar, July 12 2015
Rumi ForumOsman is no stranger to MPAC, having joined the organization in September 2013 as the Program Assistant in the Washington, DC office, where she provided leadership in several important initiatives. Prior to taking on the role of Program Assistant, Osman was an MPAC Young Leader and participated in MPAC’s 2013 Government Summit, which sparked an interest in her to pursue a career at the crossroads of policy and media. “I feel incredibly honored to have the opportunity to pursue my passion for communications and politics in my new role as MPAC’s Communications Coordinator. I look forward to all Devamını okuDaha az göster
Osman is no stranger to MPAC, having joined the organization in September 2013 as the Program Assistant in the Washington, DC office, where she provided leadership in several important initiatives. Prior to taking on the role of Program Assistant, Osman was an MPAC Young Leader and participated in MPAC’s 2013 Government Summit, which sparked an interest in her to pursue a career at the crossroads of policy and media.
“I feel incredibly honored to have the opportunity to pursue my passion for communications and politics in my new role as MPAC’s Communications Coordinator. I look forward to all future media and communications endeavors I will take on in order to expand MPAC’s national visibility and amplify the voices of mainstream American Muslims.”
Soon after joining MPAC, Osman participated in the first “Virtual Road Trip with President Barack Obama on Google+” following his 2013 State of the Union address. From the Roosevelt Room of the White House, President Obama responded directly to questions posed by diverse Americans about issues he laid out in his speech. Osman is also featured in the National Center for Civil and Human Rights exhibit "Who Like Me Is Threatened.” Osman has appeared on multiple media outlets, including CCTV and NBC.
Osman has a bachelor’s degree in international affairs with a minor in Middle Eastern studies from the University of Mary Washington. While completing her undergraduate degree, Osman interned at the Regional Institute of Gender, Diversity, Peace, and Rights located in Omdurman, Sudan. She also has interned for Phi Beta Kappa Society, where she published articles for their online publication, The Key Reporter.
“I feel incredibly honored to have the opportunity to pursue my passion for communications and politics in my new role as MPAC’s Communications Coordinator. I look forward to all future media and communications endeavors I will take on in order to expand MPAC’s national visibility and amplify the voices of mainstream American Muslims.”
Soon after joining MPAC, Osman participated in the first “Virtual Road Trip with President Barack Obama on Google+” following his 2013 State of the Union address. From the Roosevelt Room of the White House, President Obama responded directly to questions posed by diverse Americans about issues he laid out in his speech. Osman is also featured in the National Center for Civil and Human Rights exhibit "Who Like Me Is Threatened.” Osman has appeared on multiple media outlets, including CCTV and NBC.
Osman has a bachelor’s degree in international affairs with a minor in Middle Eastern studies from the University of Mary Washington. While completing her undergraduate degree, Osman interned at the Regional Institute of Gender, Diversity, Peace, and Rights located in Omdurman, Sudan. She also has interned for Phi Beta Kappa Society, where she published articles for their online publication, The Key Reporter.
