Ramisa Rahman is a media and communications professional working in the international development sector. She has an academic background in International Relations from the Bangladesh University of Professionals and the University of Warwick. Alongside her professional work, she volunteers as a mentor for the Education Equality Institute’s Language Connect for Ukraine program, supporting displaced Ukrainians through language learning and cross-cultural exchange. Previously, Ramisa worked with social businesses and think tanks on policy, governance, and sustainable development initiatives. Her work has been recognized by the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) Asia Pacific for her journalistic piece under the Telling Climate Truths: Strengthening Zero Waste Journalism and Climate Information Integrity in Asia Pacific program. She also received the Excellence in Communication award from the Environment and Social Development Organization (ESDO). Currently serving as a Fellow at Nationality For All, she is committed to advancing inclusion, amplifying marginalized voices, and using strategic communication to promote equitable and rights-based development.