Curator, Social Science Researcher, Designer
Rania Mneimneh is a curator, designer and social science researcher with an MA in History of Arts and Architecture from SOAS and an MSc in International Social and Public Policy from LSE, London. Her research focuses on migration, diversity, and social engagement through artistic practice. She curated Tints of Resilience exhibition (P21 Gallery, London, 2018), which explored artistic practice around forced migration and was funded by AFAC, The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture. She has designed memorialization publications on war disappearances for Act for the Disappeared and the International Committee of the Red Cross (Lebanon, 2017) and was the Art Programme Manager for Empowerment Through Integration NGO during their 2017 summer camp in Lebanon, leading art courses for youths with visual disabilities. Rania is currently head of Research and Advocacy at Croydon based charity, Play for Progress (UK). She is based between Singapore, Beirut and London.