Muzna Dureid is Policy Analyst and Humanitarian Practitioner. Muzna works as the
liaison officer at The White Helmets (the winner of an alternative Nobel prize for peace
in 2016). Recently, she is coordinating COVID-19 related project to produce PPE locally
in North West Syria at the White Helmets manufacture. Muzna is an MA student in
Public Policy and Public Administration at Concordia University.

She is a Policy Advisor in Canada/Syria relations. She serves as a consultant on WPS
at Women, Peace, and Security Network—Canada. She’s Youth Advisor at senator
Mcphedran’s Youth Council. Dureid is the founder of the Indigenous–Refugees
movement is a series of workshops for Youth on lessons learned between both groups
which aim to build stronger bonds in Canada by learning the truth and resilience.
She is a winner of the Canadian Excellence in global Women and Children’s Health
award for the young category of 2019. She is the recipient of The Canadian Association
of Refugee Lawyers annual award for outstanding Advocacy on behalf of the human
rights of Refugees