Amidst the backdrop of war, political turmoil, and pervasive gender-based oppression in Iran, Azadeh encountered significant hurdles on her path as a woman and artist. It is these very challenges that fuel her determination to illuminate the untold stories of human rights and women's empowerment, shedding light on the systemic and state-led violence faced by women.

Azadeh's expertise lies in crafting compelling narratives that amplify the voices of the marginalized and shine a spotlight on pressing social issues. From human rights to women's empowerment, her storytelling serves as a powerful catalyst for awareness and action.

Throughout her career, Azadeh has graced esteemed venues such as the United Nations, the 67th United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, the National Press Club in Washington DC, and the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, sharing her insights and experiences with audiences around the world. These engagements have not only deepened her understanding of social issues but have also fueled her passion for driving positive change through impactful storytelling.

Recently, Azadeh was honored with a fellowship through Women Empowerment Media, where she honed her skills in effectively conveying messages on social media platforms and navigating projects with finesse. With a vast network and established connections within the United Nations and various NGOs, particularly in areas such as religious freedom, inter-faith relations, and peace building, Azadeh stands poised to continue making waves in the world of activism and storytelling.

Areas of Expertise:

  • Women's rights and empowerment

  • Religious freedom and inter-faith relations

  • Peacebuilding and conflict resolution

  • Social impact storytelling

Featured Events:

  • The United Nations

    Speaker at the Abrahamic Talking about the importance of media and community outreach in fighting the hate-speech and antisemitism.

  • 67th Session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women

    Guest Speaker, Talked about the systematic violence against the Iranian women, school girls poisoning, and the importance of storytelling to support human rights advocates.

  • The United Nations

    Speaker, Commemorating the anniversary of the Woman, Life, Freedom movement in Iran, talked about the ongoing fight of the Iranian women for religious freedom and agency.

  • West Hollywood City Council, Los Angeles

    Speaking, screening and panel discussion on the plight of Iranian women and their fight against gender-based oppression.

  • The National Press Club, Washington D.C.

    Speaking about solutions to fight against violence against women in Iran.