Zeina Dagher is a third-year law student at the St. Joseph University of Beirut. Born and raised in Lebanon, to parents who've devoted their whole careers to the Lebanese public sector, she's always found her biggest motivation in making a positive difference in her Lebanese compatriots' lives, especially in views of the crises this country's been going through. She's the most passionate when it comes to human rights, and particularly women’s rights, which is why she took up studying law. But her thirst for justice doesn't stop at the Lebanese - it extends to international issues, ranging from politics to economics to environment, that she writes about in local newspapers. She never fails to take part in social justice movements, her university’s club activities, or volunteer in relief campaigns. Zeina hopes that her path up till now, including her participation in the Millennium Fellowship program, will allow her to take up a career in which she can advocate for human rights and develop the United Nations’ SDG’s, all while promoting the principles and values of being a true Lebanese.