Director of the Civil Liberties Unit at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights. His research covers a broad spectrum of issues including the politics of religion in the public sphere and the complexities of judicial reform. Amr is also an adjunct lecturer in Law at the American University in Cairo. https://timep.org/author/amr-abdulrahman/
Learn MoreBasil El-Dabh is a Cairo-based writer and editor and is a contributor to TIMEP,. He was formerly Politics Editor at Daily News Egypt, and his work has been featured in the Middle East Institute and the Atlantic Council. https://timep.org/author/basildabh/
Learn MoreDalia Abd El-Hameed is the gender and women’s rights officer at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR). She formerly worked at the right to health program at the same organization, where her mandate included national and international advocacy for sexual and reproductive health rights. Dalia’s current mandate includes advocacy for sexual and reproductive health
Learn MoreHani Hodaib is a doctor who has worked in Egypt and abroad, with long experience serving rural communities. He currently serves as the head of the National AIDS Program in Fayoum, and has worked with a number of U.N. and W.H.O. programs in Egypt. In addition, Hodaib is a founding member of the Egyptian Social
Learn MoreNoor Hamdy is a student at Scripps College majoring in politics and Middle East and North Africa Studies, focusing on international relations with a research interest in Egyptian politics. Ms. Hamdy was a research intern at TIMEP in summer 2016. https://timep.org/author/noorh/
Learn MoreTom Rollins was a freelance journalist based in Cairo, regularly writing for Al-Monitor, Middle East Eye, NOW Lebanon and Mada Masr. He launched a reporting series on irregular migration and refugee rights on Egypt’s north coast through crowd-funded journalism platform, Beacon. https://timep.org/author/trollins/
Learn MoreDr. Magda Adly is an anesthetist, a human rights defender, and a feminist activist. The cofounder of El Nadim Center for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture, she is also a member of the consultative committee for U.N. Women’s regional office, a consultant for the Women Human Rights Defenders in the MENA region, and a
Learn MoreMieczyslaw (Mietek) Boduszynski is Assistant Professor of Politics and International Relations at Pomona College in California, where he teaches U.S. foreign policy and courses on the Middle East and North Africa. He previously served for a decade as a U.S. Foreign Service Officer with postings in Albania, Kosovo, Japan, Egypt, Libya, and Iraq. https://timep.org/author/mboduszynski/
Learn MoreMs. Allison McManus is the Research Director at TIMEP. Her work has been published in Jadaliyya (where she serves as a co-editor of the Maghreb page), the National, Foreign Affairs, Lawfare blog, and the Social Movement Studies journal, among others. She recently served as the translator for Copts and the Security State by Laure Guirguis,
Learn MoreDalia Rabie is one of the cofounders of Mada Masr, where she worked as an editor and reporter. Her work was also featured in Daily News Egypt, Egypt Independent, and the Atlantic Council. https://timep.org/author/daliarabie/
Learn MoreBrad Youngblood is a Research Assistant at TIMEP focusing on elections and political processes. He received an M.A. in Arab Studies from Georgetown University, where he specialized in political transitions and mainstream Islamist groups. Mr. Youngblood previously worked in data analysis, and has a B.A. in international studies from the University of Oklahoma. https://timep.org/author/brady/
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