This person is very strong. They are not just one person; they work for peace and equal rights for everyone. They have written books and make art that makes people think and want to do something. Imagine them as a real superhero, but instead of a cape, they use words, art, and a strong wish to make the world better. They started The Red Elephant Foundation in 01 January 2013, which uses stories, speaking up, and action to build peace and equal rights. Their effect is clear. People who work with them often say they are good at talking to people from all kinds of lives, creating kindness and understanding. One person who works with them said, "They are very good at making hard topics easy to understand and interesting." Their books, like "The Doodler of Dimashq," look at fighting and being strong, giving sad views of what people go through. Their art, shown in different places, uses bright colors and images that make you think to question what society thinks is normal and push for everyone to be included. They were a Chevening Scholar and a Fulbright Scholar, which shows they want to keep learning and working with the world. More than their great qualifications, their strong feeling and belief in people's power to make change really make them special. They are not just talking about a better world; they are actually making it, one story, one artwork, one project at a time.