Sabrina studied business at USC and is now moving on to pursue an MBA at Columbia University. As someone passionate about women’s rights and the multifaith cause, she volunteered with AMWEC to organize a multi faith dinner where people of many faiths came together in one room.

Annette Lee is a Chinese-American student at the University of California at Irvine who helped Anila by working on her campaign with her. Now, she is a part of the AMWEC family and works everyday to pursue the cause of inclusion of all races and religions.

Master of International Affairs candidate at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, specializing in Human Rights and Humanitarian Policy. University of California, Berkeley graduate with superior legal, outreach, and verbal and written communications experience in local, federal, and international contexts. Possesses in-depth experience with problem-solving, strategizing, research, and communications after having worked for various United Nations field offices, particularly those that serve refugees and migrants.

Daniyal Ali is a brilliant and driven Boeing engineer, who devoted her free time to helping empower women through working with AMWEC and Anila.

Naveen Qazi is a young woman from Pakistan who, despite being completely new to the United States, was completely ready to spend her time supporting other women here. Since then, she’s worked with AMWEC to empower women in all situations.

Farhad has experienced Sales Development Representative with a demonstrated history of working in the information services industry. Skilled in Political Communication, Political Science, Campaign Management, Editing, and Public Speaking. Strong sales professional with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) focused in Political Science and Government from The Ohio State University.

Joanna Small is an intelligent, young woman who came to work for Anila during her campaign. As someone who now enjoys a close friendship with Anila, she continues to work with AMWEC towards the cause for inclusion of all faiths and empowerment of all women.

Greg Conway worked as a volunteer for AMWEC and continued to dedicate his time towards our multifaith cause. As someone passionate about understanding different cultures and diversity volunteer

Katherine Wang is a full-time graphic designer who used her skills to volunteer for Anila. Her artistic capabilities proved her to be an important and creative volunteer in Anila’s team

Amber Grabowkski is a strong woman who worked to support the message of diversity and inclusion with AMWEC alongside Anila’s campaign. She aims to spread awareness of AMWEC’s message of pluralism and multifaith.

Eman Aziz is currently a student at Irvine Valley College. As some passionate about women’s rights and education, she mentors underprivileged girls to give them the resources they need for a successful future.

Sahar Ahmed is a high school student who devoted her free time to working with AMWEC. As a student who cares about social justice and the importance of diversity, she hopes to continue to dedicate her time to these causes even after high school.

Lili was a local high school student who, before venturing out to college, wanted to experience diversity by working for the Multifaith cause with Muslims.

Bryce Thornburg is currently working in Northern California in computer software and coding. During Anila’s campaign, he worked with the numbers and hard statistics, proving to be an irreplaceable asset to our team.

Roya Raghali was a student who worked with Anila during her campaign. Currently, he is working in Northern California but he will always be a part of the AMWEC family.

An advocate for global human rights and public health, Anastasia Selberis recently graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Peace and Conflict Studies. She chose to self-design her concentration, focusing on Post-Conflict Reconstruction, Political Stability, and Peacebuilding in the Near East and Eastern Europe. As a leader in the Greek-American and Greek-Orthodox Christian community, Anastasia engages in Interfaith Relations to unify American communities. While at UC Berkeley, she studied the Arabic language daily. Due to an acute interest in countering violent extremism, she has achieved training and experience in counter-terrorism, hostage negotiation, and combatting human trafficking. She is honored to serve as the Research Intern for the American Muslim Women’s Empowerment Council.