Ambassador Program
NIAC’s Ambassador Program is a new way of organizing that puts power in the hands of the community. The purpose of the Program is to provide a local liaison who
will serve as a bridge between their local Iranian-American community and NIAC’s
national efforts based in Washington, DC, and empower local communities to form
closer bonds and execute unique events. Ambassadors
will be in close contact with NIAC’s staff and help ensure a two-way dialogue
is maintained between their community and the NIAC Staff in Washington,
DC. Ambassadors will be provided the
resources to organize their own local events with NIAC’s support, thereby
giving the community more opportunities to take action and build strong networks.
NIAC Ambassadors are
leaders within their respective Iranian-American networks and communities. An
Ambassador is knowledgeable on the issues, events, viewpoints, and influencers
that affect the community. They serve as a sounding board for ideas and can
help provide advice on best practices.
For more information on
events in your area or how to become an Ambassador, contact us at ambassador@niacouncil.org or 202-386-6325.
Presenting NIAC Ambassadors:
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Reza Amin
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Siobhan Coley-Amin |
Ayda Safaei
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| Max Alavi |
Dawn Sepideh Mortazavi |
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| Christina Ashtary |
Hani Ganji |
Marc Karimi |
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| Maryam Ershadi |
Karen Monahan |
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| Haleh Khadem |
Sam Soltani |
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| Mahsa Payesh |
Toni Saki |
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| Kahlill Palmer |
Niloofar Jebelli |
