Oday is a social activist and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Hebron University and holds a MA in Humanitarian Affairs from La Sapienza University in Rome. Oday is a Co-Founder of REFORM. He served as Policy Advisor for UNDP and for a number of international organizations. He led a project for amending the Palestinian Basic Law, the Electoral Law and the rules and procedures of the PLC during his work at the Palestinian Center for the Independence of Judiciary and Legal Profession. He also participated in developing a methodology for Social Transformation during his work at the Palestinian Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy – MIFTAH. In addition, Oday co-led the development of Facilitating Reform Methodology for Social Transformation.

Rawan is a political activist and holds a BA in Media and Journalism from An-Najah National University. She worked as a presenter and producer on a number of local radio stations and is a co-facilitator in social transformation in conflict.

Nadim holds a BA in Political Science and Diplomatic Studies from Al-Quds University. Nadim participated in the development of REFORM’s facilitator’s training guide – Facilitating Reform – and is a member of the Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate Employment Council. He is also the coordinator of the Civil Coalition for Promoting Civil Peace and the Rule of Law. Nadim is a co-facilitator in social transformation in conflict.

Hala holds a Master’s degree in Human Rights from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). While in London, she was an editor on the LSE’s Human Rights Blog, where she revised and discussed ideas, events and critical views on human rights. She also completed her BA in Human Rights and International Law with a minor in Economics at Al-Quds Bard College. During her undergraduate studies, she completed a semester abroad at the D.A. Tsenov Academy of Economics in Bulgaria, within the Erasmus+ Programme. In addition, she also participated in the Bard Globalization and International Affairs Program in New York City for a term of intensive study and a professional internship at the Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs. She believes in amplifying the voices of young men and women through decision-making processes and their ability to be the change they wish to see in their communities.

Waseem holds a Bachelor of Arts in accounting from Birzeit University. He has five years of practical experience working with Accounting Information Systems (AIS) at Bisan Systems. During this time, he specialized in analyzing and implementing AIS in various companies and institutions, ensuring effective user adoption and utilization. Notably, he led the implementation of a computerized system for the Libyan Ministry of Finance in Tripoli and Unipal companies in Africa. In addition to his work experience in non-profit organizations, where he has served as a financial manager, financial controller, financial consultant, and trainer, Waseem has collaborated with several donors. He also has experience as a financial manager in the commercial and industrial sectors along with extensive experience in cost accounting, budgeting, preparation and analysis of financial statements, project financial management, asset reconciliations, banking operations including guarantees and letters of credit, import and customs clearance, and taxes. Wasim conducted numerous training sessions for university students and recent graduates in the field of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) at Birzeit University and other training centers. He further prepared and reviewed financial manuals, procurement manuals, policies, and accounting templates for various organizations.

Ayat holds a BA from Al-Quds Bard College in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. She also holds a Master’s degree in Immunology from King's College London and is a Chevening and Saïd Foundation scholar. Ayat is a science writer and an experienced NGO fundraiser with cross-industry experience in strategic communication and management. She is an active volunteer with previous experience in founding funded projects focusing on providing interactive education to marginalised groups. Her passions include working in the fields of NGO development to positively contribute to the community.

Paulina holds a Master's degree in Human Rights and Good Governance from Universidad Autonoma de Madrid. She also has a certificate as a “Peace and Conflict Consultant” from the Academy for Conflict Transformation Forum ZFD. She also carries out research focusing on how UN resolutions and human rights can be perceived as contradictory by Palestinian refugees. Previously, she worked in GIZ’s Facilitating Social Participation for Palestinian refugees programme using multi-stakeholder dialogue and Reflecting on Peace Practice (RPP) to design and implement a sustainable agriculture project. She has been working with REFORM in networking and as a Civil Peace Service Advisor since January 2021.

Mohammed holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in French Language and a minor in English Language Translation from Birzeit University. During his university studies at Birzeit University, he participated in a language improvement program with the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB). Mohammed has previous experiences as a team manager, translator, and media coordinator at the Palestinian Broadcasting Corporation (PBC). He also has previous experiences as an Educational Assistant in 3 French institutions with the Académie d'Amiens in Creil, France.

Mona holds a BA from Birzeit University in Business Administration with a minor in Marketing and a concentration in Human Resources. During her studies, she was a part of Paltel Shabab, in which she participated in many activities and campaigns to raise awareness on Paltel’s services. She also has experience as a Talent Acquisition and Training Coordinator at EXALT Technologies. She is a young social activist who loves to get in touch with her community through volunteering.

Rinad holds a BA in Accounting from Birzeit University. She gained more than ten years of practical experience in accounting at the Democracy and Workers Rights Center in Palestine. She worked in the same field as a financial and accounting officer at the Sawa Organisation, and gained experience in preparing budgets and making financial reports for financiers. She also participated in many trainings related to accounting and public budgeting under the coordination of Miftah and from the Palestinian Land Authority.

Nadeen Zaibak possesses a Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting with a minor in Finance from Birzeit University. In her professional capacity, she serves as an accountant and is concurrently dedicated to pursuing the esteemed designation of a Certified Management Accountant (CMA). Her motivation is underpinned by a commitment to continual learning, seising fresh opportunities and collaborating effectively with diverse colleagues within her department. 

Hala holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Economics from Birzeit University. She has dedicated 200 hours to volunteer work in various fields with children, youth, and women. Hala also holds certificates in business administration and accounting from Arab Road for Consulting and Training and Administrative Affairs from Cairo Amman Bank. She also gained experience through her work at Cairo Amman Bank as a direct sales officer and administrative and accounting assistant at Brand for Computers and Investment.

Sonia holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature and Linguistics from Birzeit University. She  has previous experience as a project coordinator at the Palestinian Center for Policy Research and Strategic Studies (Masarat) and at the Palestinian Working Woman Society for Development (PWWSD). Sonia also has extensive experience in teaching English and Arabic as foreign languages, as well as in translation and interpretation.

Rizeq is a political and community activist, holding a diploma certificate in physiotherapy from the Modern University College. He is currently studying Business Administration at Al-Quds Open University. Rizeq is a member of the Board of Directors of the Fuad Nassar’s Association for Development Studies and he participated in drafting policy papers on political and social participation of women and youth. He is active in both MIFTAH and the Leaders of Tomorrow and Palestinian Young Activists Network. He is a member of the Network of Human Rights Defenders (MUSAWA).

Raghad is a community activist with a bachelor’s degree in sports and a minor in marketing from Birzeit University. She volunteered in many initiatives promoting youths' participation in public spaces and interactive platforms, including Al-Bireh Association. She also volunteered to organise many summer camps for children. She also obtained membership in the Youth Council of Al-Bireh Municipality in 2018. 

Tamer Shalaldeh holds a BA in Business Entrepreneurship with a minor in International Management from United International Business Schools (UIBS) in Madrid, Spain. He worked in Munich, Germany with INGO as a social business officer, conducting social business projects in the MENA region and promoting youth and women empowerment. He also worked for four years in Palestine in the private sector as a corporate relations and corporate sales senior executive. Tamer also volunteered as a project coordinator and team leader for four years with local and international NGOs in the field of youth empowerment and youth international leadership.

Ibrahim Abu Zayed is a passionate advocate for youth empowerment and community development. A graduate of Al-Azhar University in Gaza, he has dedicated many years to youth activism and has been involved in numerous youth projects. With experience as a project coordinator and field coordinator, Ibrahim is committed to creating positive change and shaping a brighter future for all.

Abdel Hakim holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from Al-Quds Open University-Gaza Branch. A passionate lover of cinema and theater, he has been involved in numerous cinematic and theatrical productions that highlight political and social issues. He also has experience as a drama trainer for children. Abdel Hakim is also deeply committed to community work, actively participating in various community initiatives.

Nicole holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Language and Literature with a minor in Translation and Business Administration from Birzeit University. During her university studies, she participated in Birzeit University's language development program. She also has certificates in business administration and electronic marketing. Nicole also has experience as a program assistant in the Palestinian Bible Society, where she focused on pioneering projects that raise awareness about community development for youth and women in vulnerable communities across the West Bank. She also worked as a project coordinator at The Best Partner Foundation, which specializes in entrepreneurship that addresses social transformation for youth and women.

Karimah  holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Language and Literature with a minor in Translation from Birzeit University. During her studies, she dedicated over 300 hours to volunteer work at the Palestinian Museum, Ramallah Municipality, Ministry of Culture, Al-Kasaba Theatre and Cinematheque, Ramallah Public Library, and Palestine International Book Fair. She has also gained valuable experience through her internships at A.M. Qattan Foundation as a Research Assistant and an Administrative Assistant at GIZ.

Mohammad is a Palestinian youth activist, who has made significant contributions to preserving popular heritage and traditional arts. He started his art journey as a member of the Popular Arts Center, and then he moved to Sarab Group for Popular Arts, where he mastered the art of Dabke. Mohammad not only performed, but he trained young generations in Dabke and folk arts across many schools in Ramallah.

He also participated in prominent cultural events, such as the "Jerusalem, Capital of Arab Culture" events, and in a number of international cultural events in Turkey and Algeria, which contributed to spreading Palestinian culture and national identity locally and internationally. In addition to his artistic activity, Mohammad Saleh was a chuffer in the Ministry of Justice, which added another diversity to his professional experience.