Rania Baroud

Country:

Lebanon

Professions:

Journalist

Lecturer

Producer

Field(s) of expertise:

Advocacy

Areas of Impact:

Arts

Rania Baroud

Journalist, Talk Show Host/Presenter, TV Producer, University Lecturer, Social Activist

Antonine University

+961 3 968301

Previous Professions:

Media and Advocacy Advisor, 2014-present, K2P Center at the American University of Beirut.
Head of Journalism and Communication School, 2009-present, Antonine University.
University Lecturer, 2006-present, Antonine University.
Founding Partner, 2009-2014, Beyond Reform and Development.
Talk Show Host/Presenter and producer, 2001-2009, New TV and Future TV.
Editor-in-Chief, 1997-1999, Asda' magazine.

Publications (Books, Articles, Reports, etc.):

Baroud, R. (Host and Producer). (2009-2010). jalsit niswein [a lady's gathering] [Television broadcast], Future Television.
Baroud, R. (Host and Producer). (2004-2007). Al-hal bi idak [the solution is in your hand] [Television broadcast], New TV.
Baroud, R. (Host and Producer). (2006). Wajhan li wajh [face to face] [Television broadcast], New TV.
Baroud, R. (Host and Producer). (2002-2004). Al-hadath [the event] [Television broadcast], New TV.

Major achievements:

Ms. Baroud was the public figure and one of the main actors who worked on the lobbying campaign for passing the law 174 on "Smoking Control" in Lebanon, 2011.

Exhibitions, lectures & performances:

Trainer at the workshop on using Research Evidence for Policy-making about Communication, Lobbying and Advocacy, organized by the World Health Organization - Europe, Izmir, Turkey, October 2013.
Speaker at the international conference on Knowledge Translation about how to translate academic research into policies, organized by the American University of Beirut and Georgetown University, School of Foreign Service in Qatar, September 2013.
Speaker at the international conference of the 8th Annual Global Tobacco Control Leadership Program about Communication and Advocacy for Public Health, organized by Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA, June 2013.

Awards:

Received the 1st Middle East Award for the Tobacco-Free initiative by the World Health Organization, 2009.

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