Rasha Kaba

Rasha Kaba is an accomplished humanitarian professional with over a decade of experience in

humanitarian work, conflict resolution, and community development. With a background in

economics and a Master’s in International Development and Globalization from uOttawa, Rasha

brings a unique perspective, combining analytical expertise with a profound commitment to

social impact.

Her journey as a TPN trainer began with the Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, where

she received extensive training in non-violent communication, mediation, and conflict resolution.

Recognized for her contributions, she was awarded the CICR Service Award in 2018,

particularly for her instrumental role in creating the first Arabic TPN-1 manual.

Rasha’s experience spans both international and local settings, having coordinated emergency

response and relief programs for displaced populations in Syria, Lebanon, and Canada. As a

TPN trainer, she excels in facilitating workshops, using adult learning principles to engage

participants and foster transformative skills in conflict resolution and peaceful dialogue. Her

expertise and passion make her an invaluable resource in empowering individuals and

communities to navigate complex social challenges through understanding and collaboration.