Researching our way to a brighter Arab futureFatimah Jaffer grew up in Kenya and lives in London. She has a BA (Hons) in International Relations & Politics from the University of Portsmouth, as well as an MSc in Security Studies from UCL. Fatimah currently works for Amref Health Africa. Her interests include the role of religion, armed conflict, nuclear security and peacebuilding. Languages: English, Swahili and Farsi.
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