She has spent the last 10 years working with women and children within the voluntary sector for a range of organizations.Having lived in Libya in her childhood, and returning after the revolution she has focused her postgraduate studies on exploring women's role during and after the revolutions. Her paper titled, ‘The voice of women in the Arab Spring’, has been published in The Journal of Social Science Education, exploring issues such a female agency, empowerment, social action and change. She currently runs @PositiveLibya, sharing some of positive news about Libya and Libyans making a difference, as well as @MENAWomensP a platform for women in the Middle East and North Africa to share economic and political empowerment.