Mariam Mannaï (they/them) is a Muslim, non-binary advocate for social justice with Amazigh roots, based in Tiohtià:ke (Montreal). As a researcher, organizer, public educator, Imam, advisor, and community builder, Mariam bridges academia, activism, and community care to advance equity and inclusion. They hold a Master’s in English and International Relations and a certificate from Concordia’s School of Community and Public Affairs. Mariam co-founded grassroots initiatives in Tunisia and Montreal, including Mubaadarat & Queers for Palestine, and serves on Agir Montreal’s board. Their work spans the SWANA region, Francophone communities, and global platforms, addressing systemic barriers faced by LGBTQI+ immigrants and refugees. Their feminist, anti-colonial and intersectional frameworks inspire collective action, care and amplify marginalized voices.
