Summary
Yomna Omar is a research and advocacy specialist with a decade of hands-on experience advancing women’s rights, refugee resettlement, and humanitarian programming across Canada and conflict-affected settings. With an MA in Global Health and a BA in Psychology, she blends program management, legal casework, and M&E expertise—having developed legal education toolkits, led resettlement intakes, and designed literacy curricula for refugee contexts. At CASSA and StARS she has coordinated multi-stakeholder initiatives, represented community interests in municipal vaccine and refugee clusters, and managed complex donor-facing reporting. Known for combining an equity-focused, anti-oppressive lens with practical logistics and crisis response skills, she also brings field-tested emergency relief experience from Red Cross deployments and camp-based training roles. Colleagues value her ability to translate research into accessible resources and to supervise cross-cultural teams and interns toward measurable impact.
10 years of coding experience
Master's degree, Global Health, Master's degree, Global Health at McMaster University
Bachelor's degree, PSYCHOLOGY, Bachelor's degree, PSYCHOLOGY at American University in Cairo (AUC)
English, Arabic, French