’Misk Al-Maqrami is a human rights and community activist, She has headed many feminist components, such as the presidency of the Kifaya Social Association, and she also serves as the presidency of the women’s sector in the Taiz Inclusive Forum, the general director of the Taiz Tourist Park affiliated with the local authority in the governorate, the Women’s Council of the Cairo Directorate, the women’s sector in the Food for Humanity Foundation, and director and vice-president of the National Union. Mesk is also the head of the Women’s Department and the headquarters of the Reconciliation Committee in the Council of Elders of Peace. Misk worked in defense of the poor and marginalized women in the prosecution and courts, and she worked in the program to empower marginalized women and provide them with economic crafts to be a source of income for them. She also has many efforts in networking with internal organizations to provide many service projects for the community and for the marginalized group in particular. She has contributed to many relief and service activities, and has also worked to monitor all violations against marginalized women and marginalized people in general. She also contributed to providing many economic, health and educational services to them.

She manages multiple projects aimed at serving society, especially the marginalized group, including managing the civil participation project for marginalized women. She attended and implemented many courses, seminars, and workshops related to decision-making, including the Women’s Summit, the UN Resolution, and the Governance and Good Governance course with CARE. She also participated in the peace conference with the Sana’a Center for Studies in Sweden, and the second peace conference in The Hague with the Center for Studies, meeting with the UN envoy, which was held in Egypt. Misk also participated in courses on the art of communication, and gender-based violence, and attended workshops with the Center for Studies on the importance of opening roads. She also participated in preparing the plan and strategy of the Taiz Inclusive Forum to support the city and local authorities. She has many contributions, participations and efforts to develop the situation of the vulnerable and marginalized in the city. She holds  a Bachelor's degree from the Arts Department and a Sharia student at Janad Taiz University.

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