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Emna Mizouni was born on 9 July, 1987 in Tunisian, is a Tunisian civil society activist, cultural catalyst and wikimedian. Discover Emna Mizouni's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is she in this year and how she spends money? Also learn how she earned most of networth at the age of 36 years old?
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Emna Mizouni Net Worth
Her net worth has been growing significantly in 2023-2024. So, how much is Emna Mizouni worth at the age of 36 years old? Emna Mizouni’s income source is mostly from being a successful activist. She is from Tunisian. We have estimated Emna Mizouni's net worth, money, salary, income, and assets.
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Emna Mizouni (آمنة الميزوني; born 1987) is a Tunisian online and human rights activist, free-lance journalist, communications expert and business executive.
Raised in Tunisia's capital Tunis, Mizouni matriculated from the Lycée Khaznadar in the Le Bardo district of the city in 2006.
She then attended the École supérieure de commerce (ESCT) in Tunis where she first graduated in management (2009) and then went on to earn a master's degree in marketing, business negotiations, and communications (2011).
After her studies, she worked in marketing and as a journalist and radio presenter.
In June 2012, she was appointed Marketing and Communications Officer for the British Council.
In the aftermath of the Arab Spring, Mizouni was struck by the paucity of knowledge regarding Tunisian history and culture.
As a result, together with other collaborators, she founded Carthagina (based on Carthage, the ancient name of Tunis) which was designed to promote Tunisia's cultural heritage.
Professor Safwan Masri mentioned in his book Tunisia: An Arab Anomaly that while meeting Mizouni, she told him about the "significance after the Jasmine Revolution of Tunisians' consciousness of their varied and Mediterranean history as they chart their futures".
In March 2013, Mizouni founded Carthagina, an initiative designed to create interest in Tunisia's cultural heritage at home and abroad.
In 2017, as head of the project, she explained: "After the revolution, lots of people wondered about the country's identity. Differing presentations of our history and culture showed how little we really knew about our rich cultural heritage."
Together with Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons, she organized photo contests focused on Tunisian heritage sites, succeeding in having participants submit hundreds of photographs in collaboration with Wikimedia's GLAM project.
This led to Carthagina's project "MedinaPedia", allowing information about the Tunis Medina sites to be accessed on mobile phones via QR codes.
Another GLAM project was set up by Mizouni's leadership; the Wikimedian in Residence in the Diocesan Library of Tunis, in partnership with the Library and the Archdiocese of Tunis signed by Tunisia's Archbishop Ilario Antoniazzi.
Mizouni also saw Carthagina as an incentive for young people to show an interest in their country in a dynamic way, rather than by just following boring history lessons at school.
Emna Mizouni is also the representative of the Karama women's rights network for Tunisia and, along with Leila Ben-Gacem is the founder of the non-profit Digital Citizenship which facilitates access to information on digital literacy for marginalized groups.
She is also curator of Global Shapers, Tunis, which focuses on social business, citizenship and culture.
• Shuttleworth Foundation 2018 Grantee.
After successfully helping to prepare RightsCon Tunis, in July 2019, Access Now, the international non-profit human rights group intent on an open Internet, announced her appointment to serve in their global board of directors.
In August 2019, at the Wikimedia Conference in Stockholm, she was honoured as Wikimedian of the Year 2019 as a result of the leading role she has played in the development of Arab and African communities as well as her success in promoting the history and culture of Tunisia.
After successfully helping to prepare RightsCon Tunis, a public announcement was made in July 2019 that she was appointed to serve on the global board of directors of Access Now, the international non-profit human rights group intent on an open Internet.
In August 2019, at the Wikimedia Conference in Stockholm, she was honoured as Wikimedian of the Year 2019 as a result of the leading role she has played in the development of Arab and African communities as well as her success in promoting the history and culture of Tunisia.
Katherine Maher, Executive Director of the Wikimedia Foundation, complimented Mizouni on her efforts: "Emna is a tireless advocate and champion for free knowledge. Her work, collaboration, and passion to preserve Tunisia's cultural heritage has opened Tunisia’s culture, people, and history to the rest of the world."
• Global Shapers Community Alumni Network
• International Visitors Leadership Program (NGO Management) – US Department of State.
• Board of Directors – AccessNow.
• Aspen Ideas Festival Fellow - Aspen Institute.
• Global Future Council (Human Rights) 2021 – World Economic Forum
• Awarded by Jimmy Wales as Wikimedian of the Year 2019.
In June 2020, Mizouni joined the Global Shapers Community's Racial Equity sub-committee.
• UNWomen Yvonne-Hebert Awardee 2020.