Dr. Amel Grami is a renowned sociologist and political analyst whose research examines the intersection of religion, social movements, and human rights across the Arab world. She explores how religious communities, civic actors, and marginalized groups contribute to democratization, social cohesion, and policy debates. Dr. Grami’s scholarship emphasizes the voices of women and youth within religious and social organizations, highlighting the transformative potential of civic engagement and pluralism. Her work combines empirical research with theoretical analysis, offering nuanced perspectives on contemporary social and political challenges.​​