Sandy AbdelRahman is a cultural producer, speaker, and organisational practitioner using creativity, community, and decolonial practice to drive social change. Working across the arts, social justice, and charity sectors for over a decade, her work explores diaspora, gender justice, intersectionality, and collective liberation.
She is the founder of Skaped, a community-led artivist charity, and co-founder of Noria Collective, a diasporic platform centring North African/Arab and Latin American communities. Sandy’s work spans grassroots organising and institutional change, with experience across organisations including Amnesty International, Refugee Action, and Reprieve, supporting anti-racist, feminist, and care-led approaches to leadership and community building.
Sandy AbdelRahman is a cultural producer, speaker, and organisational practitioner using creativity, community, and decolonial practice to drive social change. Working across the arts, social justice, and charity sectors for over a decade, her work explores diaspora, gender justice, intersectionality, and collective liberation.
She is the founder of Skaped, a community-led artivist charity, and co-founder of Noria Collective, a diasporic platform centring North African/Arab and Latin American communities. Sandy’s work spans grassroots organising and institutional change, with experience across organisations including Amnesty International, Refugee Action, and Reprieve, supporting anti-racist, feminist, and care-led approaches to leadership and community building.
