Houda Mzioudet

Houda Mzioudet is an academic researcher with world think tanks and research centers where she focuses on Libyan and Tunisian affairs and their transition periods. She currently studies political science at the University of Toronto.

Recent Articles
Anti-government protesters in downtown Tunis mark two years since the Tunisian Revolution, October 23, 2013, Tunisia. (Amine Ghrabi/CC BY-NC 2.0)
Black Lives Matter protests are boosting Tunisia’s anti-racist movement
Black Tunisian activism is growing in strength and allies — but advocates say much work remains to be done in addressing anti-Black racism in the country.
By Houda Mzioudet August 11, 2020
Celebrations in Tahrir Square after Omar Suleiman's statement concerning Hosni Mubarak's resignation. (photo: Jonathan Rashad/CC BY 2.0)
Between democracy and ISIS: Five years since the Arab Spring
Five years after they toppled the tyrants of the Arab world, the youth of the revolutions find themselves caught between the hammer of unemployment and the anvil of ISIS.
By Houda Mzioudet February 16, 2016
A Muslim woman and her daughter attend the vigil in honor of Yoav Hattab, Tunis, January 17, 2015. (photo: Houda Mzioudet)
In Tunisia, Muslims and Jews come together to honor Paris victim
A vigil in honor of Yoav Hattab, who was killed in the terrorist attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris, brought together Tunisians of all faiths to Tunis' Grand Synagogue. Together they formed a united against all forms of terrorism and extremism.
By Houda Mzioudet January 18, 2015
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