Nadia Al-Ani is a student at the University of Southern California studying International Relations and Philosophy, Politics, and Law, and pursuing an M.A. in Global Security Studies. Her interests lie at the intersection of human rights, foreign policy, and advocacy, particularly issues related to displacement, conflict, and civilian protection. She has worked on refugee and asylum matters through Global Lawyers for Refugees and the USC SDP-Keck Human Rights Clinic. At USC, she also serves as Co-Executive Director of Programming for MENASA, where she helps build community and advance student advocacy initiatives for MENA-identifying students. She hopes to build a career in law and policy focused on human rights and public service.