Hamzeh Daoud is a Palestinian organizer, researcher, and resource strategist from Amman, Jordan. They arrived to the US by way of education, completing their Bachelors and Masters degrees at Stanford University. With a diverse background in research and organizing, Hamzeh focuses on using data to drive impactful advocacy. In the past, they’ve been involved in organizing for a free Palestine with SJP, and worked with the UNHCR in Switzerland, the NYC Commission for Human Rights, and nonprofit strategists across California. Most recently, they co-led a significant needs assessment survey for LGBTQIA+ Muslims in the U.S. with Queer Crescent, and is now a research fellow with Social Insights Research.

Hamzeh is also a dance healer, organizing sensuality workshops for queer and transfem folks. They love fostering spaces where folks can tap into their bodies and connect with a more grounded, playful, sensual version of themselves. They are a creative, with a blooming career in acting, pole dancing, singer/songwriting, and modeling. They also love to bake and host chosen family and friends over for game nights.