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RESUME

about me

Egyptian    |   Moroccan    |   American 

Journalist |  Film  |Editor

Growing up in a mixed my middle eastern household (my mother is Moroccan and father is Egyptian)  meant that politics were insert my blood, a key element in my everyday life. I always dreamt of becoming a journalist since the day I started talking. I always believed that public speaking is the key to voice your opinion, and I have opinions about almost everything.  I believe one voice can make a difference. There are many unanswered questions in the world and I have made it a goal as journalist, to find the answers. Growing up in a such controversial time period made me appreciate the diversity that politics provides, as well as the importance of being able to voice my opinion through journalism.

 

I strongly believe that it is never too early to start the career you always dreamt of. Therefore, I took matter into my own hands. I created my own channel and my own website. Knowing that I am still young, I wanted to attract the eyes of the youth. I want my generation to realize that the future is in our hands, and we must be aware of the real life issues that are happening. This is where Youth Media Channel came from.

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I am now hosting my very own show called Power Youth of  Queens on channel QPTV.  Tune in on channel 82 on RCN and 34 on Fios. 

WORK EXPERIENCE

 

         

Worked on an Emmy Nominated Video

Running The Social Media Platform. 

Creating Posts, Engaging with the audience. 

  • Journalist/Host, Researcher  for Power of Youth, Election Night Coverage

  • Host and Editor for Power Youth of Queens 

  • Producer, Host, and Editor for First Generation 

 

 

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  • Reporter, Researcher, and Editor for There Goes The Neighborhood(A breathtaking series on the gentrification of Brooklyn).

    • Produced, filmed and Edited, 9  films to be presented on WNYC Social Media (Instagram, Tumblr, and Website)  

    • Edited the HTML of the website, to fix any errors with the posts.

    • Researched 4 projects on the African American  Minorities in New York.

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  • ​Founded YouTube Media Channel. Act as its main reporter and editor, and have covered many events regarding Women Empowerment.

  • Planned and taught a two-week elective course on how to produce documentaries based on identity and self-reflection.

  • Designed and produced the iBook that captured our school’s alternative grading system and technology infusion, which led to the honor of being named one of the five Apple Distinguished Schools in the New York area

  • Represented The Young Women’s Leadership School of Astoria at various events to explain how TYWLS Astoria integrates outcome based grading, project-based units, personalized mastery-based learning and SAMRS model.  

  • Planned and taught  a two-week elective course on how to become a journalist and 

Queens Public Television  

WNYC Public Radio Internship

November 2017  -Present   

​May 2016 - July 2016

2013-2016 

TYWLSA Tech Crew Internship Summer

Extra-Curricular and Activities

The Young Women’s Leadership School of Astoria

Technology/Globaloria Intern/Assistant Teacher

2016 School Year 

2014-2016 

          

  • Taught Computer Science to middle schoolers through Google First(Scratch)  and Globaloria(JavaScript),

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  • Learned the basics of JavaScript, HTML:, Scratch , Python.

  • Advocated for Youth in a conversation with Chelsea Clinton about the importance of coding in young girls live

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  • Represented Step-Up at Lafayette 148 New York on how powerful networking and communications is the key to success.

  • Spoke to Miss. U.S.A at  Columbia University about how Youth Media started and future plans.

  • Participated AOL’s office to give feedback to the producer of MAKERS on how to get teens to watch the show

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  • Proposed and started Student Government in TYWLS  for the students’ voices to be heard ,Advocate for 11th  and 12th  

  • Exemplified young leaders  at Power Network Breakfast  a ceremony where Malala Yousafzai, Tory Burch, and many other successful women gave power speeches supporting why girls deserve education.

  • Lectured at  YWCA Conference, about the needs in life as a  female to succeed .

Girls Who Code  Coder

Step-Up Ambassador  

Student Government Creator and Representative

2013- 2016

2013-2016

Special Skills
    • Adobe Primer Pro 2019

    • Public Speaking,

    • Social Media 

    • Proficient speaking Arabic

    • Computer language:JavaScript, HTML,Scratch, Python, Keynote  

    • Choreographer

    • Final Cut Pro

    • Adobe Primer Pro 

    • After Effects 

    • iMovie

    • GarageBand

    •  PowerPoint

    • Microsoft Word

    • Excel

    •  iBook

    • Tumblr

    • Wix

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