Batoul Hamzy is a Lebanese campaigns organizer, humanitarian worker, and feminist and climate activist committed to advancing gender equality, climate justice, and youth empowerment. With a Master’s degree in Biomedical Electronics Engineering, she brings a unique blend of technical expertise and grassroots experience to her advocacy work.

Batoul has led and contributed to numerous initiatives focused on women’s rights, social cohesion, sexual and reproductive health, and environmental justice. She designs and facilitates workshops, mobilizes communities, and supports policy development that centers the voices of women and youth, especially in contexts affected by conflict, discrimination, and climate-related challenges.

Her work spans research, campaigning, and public engagement, with a strong focus on the intersections between gender, climate, and social justice. Batoul is passionate about building inclusive movements, amplifying marginalized voices, and fostering solidarity through transformative, community-led action.