"Until the lion has his or her own storyteller, the hunter will always have the best part of the story." - Ewe-mina proverb
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Biography
Shadi Rahimi is in Cairo, where she is producing video, photo and writing, working on a documentary and a photo book.
She is also working as a Community Manager in Cairo for 18DaysInEgypt.com, and will be returning to the states to begin working as a Grassroots Organizer for United 4 Iran.
Shadi co-founded Seventh Native American Generation (SNAG). Previously, she was the Communications Director of the W. Haywood Burns Institute and Community Justice Network for Youth, and a journalist for publications including The New York Times.
She has an M.A. in Journalism from U.C. Berkeley and has received awards including the Chips Quinn Fellowship and Middlebury Fellowship in Environmental Journalism.
She is also working as a Community Manager in Cairo for 18DaysInEgypt.com, and will be returning to the states to begin working as a Grassroots Organizer for United 4 Iran.
Shadi co-founded Seventh Native American Generation (SNAG). Previously, she was the Communications Director of the W. Haywood Burns Institute and Community Justice Network for Youth, and a journalist for publications including The New York Times.
She has an M.A. in Journalism from U.C. Berkeley and has received awards including the Chips Quinn Fellowship and Middlebury Fellowship in Environmental Journalism.
Shadi is a member of the Arab and Middle Eastern Journalists Association. She offers workshops and photo/video services to communities, and in 2009 helped to organize an Indigenous Delegation to Palestine.
To contact regarding freelance media work; personal photo or video needs; and/or for workshops, email shadirahimi07 @ yahoo.com.
