Seif Eddine Jlassi is a distinguished cultural innovator and advocate with over 13 years of experience harnessing the power of art for social change. He holds a bachelor’s degree in fine arts and a Master’s degree in Theatre and Cultural Sciences. Specializing in cultural relief, Seif has worked extensively in conflict zones, empowering refugees and victims of violence through cultural education.
As a UN consultant, Seif has visited refugee camps to educate individuals about their rights using cultural expressions. He is the co-founder and president of Fanni Raghman Anni (“My Art in Spite of Me”), a leading organization he founded in 2011 to promote cultural access and social change in disadvantaged areas. This organization advocates for cultural accessibility and the role of culture in social transformation.
A passionate human rights activist, Seif’s mission is to empower marginalized youth, helping them unlock their potential and understand their rights through innovative artistic expressions. He is also a member of the United Nations Youth Advisory Council and a certified trainer in cultural management, human rights tactics, and advocacy.
Seif has directed several notable theater plays, including “WC”, “Zamaken” “Gantra” and “Getlouh” His work has earned him numerous accolades, including the UNV Award for Best Volunteering Work in the Arab Region (2014) and the Takreem Award for Cultural Excellence in the Arab Region (2016).