A teacher of Arabic in public schools and a trainer in human rights and citizenship, she has conducted dozens of training sessions for various organizations and associations across Lebanon. Topics have included overcoming the sectarian system, creating violence-free schools, and addressing sectarian and gender-based discrimination in Lebanon.
She is an education journalist specializing in educational affairs at Legal Agenda and contributed to the founding of the Educational Observatory, which focuses on analyzing and critically examining educational issues and proposing alternatives.
In the social sphere, she is a trade unionist who has contributed to numerous teachers’ advocacy campaigns and electoral efforts over more than thirty years. She is also a social activist in the Bekaa, Beirut, and Mount Lebanon, notably contributing to the establishment of the People’s Rights Movement in the Bekaa.
She ran as a candidate in the 2018 parliamentary elections on a list of independent candidates.
Throughout her professional career, she has worked with Mouvement Social at various intervals.