Jamila raqib biography

Jamila Raqib is the Executive Director of the Albert Einstein Institution, which promotes the study and strategic use of nonviolent action worldwide..

Jamila Raqib is the executive director of the Albert Einstein Institution, which promotes the study and strategic use of nonviolent action worldwide.

Biography and booking information for Jamila Raqib, Executive Director of The Albert Einstein Institution, Research Affiliate at MIT.

Jamila Raqib is the Executive Director of the Albert Einstein Institution, which promotes the study and strategic use of nonviolent action worldwide.

Jamila Raqib is an expert in the study and implementation of strategic nonviolent action and serves as the Executive Director of the Albert.

@jamilaraqib, Executive Director of @GeneSharpaei describes her journey to her current work in non-violent action, the power of young people.

Jamila Raqib is Executive Director of the Albert Einstein Institution and a specialist in the study and practice of strategic nonviolent action. For 15 years, she worked closely with the late Dr.

Gene Sharp, the world’s foremost scholar of the field of strategic nonviolent action.

Since 2002, she has been focusing on the development and distribution of educational resources on nonviolent action and has conducted workshops on strategic planning for movements, human rights organizations, universities, and governmental bodies around the world.

As a Director’s Fellow at the MIT Media Lab, she conducted research on how to design better systems for nonviolent action research and education.

Joe Worthy is the Director of Education at the Albert Einstein Institution, where he coaches young nonviolent activists in leadership skills and develops the project planning capacities of the Institution.

Joe is also the Light House | Black Girl Projects’ Chief of Staff, where he is resp