Lamisa Hasan is a highly energetic, results-driven project manager
with significant exposure to nonprofit operations and development for
programs related to social justice and progressive priorities. Lamisa
brings diverse professional experiences with her in addition to her
nonprofit work, such as her involvement in the food industry,
education, community organizing, political campaigns, and more
recently, policy and legislation. Lamisa is a passionate young
professional deeply committed to creating a more just, inclusive, and
equitable society.

Lamisa graduated from Rhodes College in 2018 with a B.A. in History
and a minor in Film Studies. Her educational background afforded her
the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of human and civil
rights with a focus on marginalized communities, including the impact
and implementation of gender equality and women’s rights, particularly
on Black and Brown bodies.

Lamisa currently lives in Memphis, Tennessee. As a first-generation
Bangladeshi-American, she loves learning new things about her culture
and honoring the legacy of her people. In her spare time, Lamisa
enjoys watching documentaries, listening to podcasts, and cozying up
with a good book (and her dog, Nugget). Lamisa also has a strong
appetite for trying new foods from all over the world. Most of all,
she loves connecting with others to find ways to empower one another.

Cheers,
Lamisa