Brynn Campbell / Founder/Director
Brynn Campbell founded ANA in 2015 when she first came to Morocco. Brynn brings a diverse skill set to the team, with a background in photojournalism, project management, and immigration consultant case management. With a vision for the future, Brynn aspires for ANA to play a role in inspiring others to discover creative solutions to the challenges posed by the migration and refugee crisis.
Balde Sadio / Social Media Marketer
Balde Sadio is from Senegal and has been working with us since 2020. Balde has lived and worked in Morocco, Mauritania, and Senegal. Balde primarily focuses on managing our social media platforms, undertaking tasks such as uploading content, engaging with comments, and sending messages. Additionally, he contributes by sharing photos on platforms like Facebook, our website, and other social media channels. Notably, Balde achieved the remarkable feat of constructing a house for himself and his family in Senegal.
Florentine Nzisabira/ Fundraising expert
Florentine is a multilingual and multicultural professional from Burundi, currently working as a fundraiser. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law from Hope Africa University, a Certificate in Business from the University of Notre Dame, and a Certificate in Economic Development with a focus on International Law from Michigan State University. She has previously worked as a legal advisor, Programs manager and consultant. Committed to advancing human rights, social justice, and organizational growth. She is excited to have been volunteering with ANA since November 2024, bringing valuable expertise in fundraising, communications, and strategic planning.
Elfadil Ibrahim Hussein Mohammed / Project Manager
Elfadil Ibrahim Hussein Mohammed is Aidez Nous à Aider’s main contact and expert on refugee status in Morocco. Originally from Sudan, he arrived in 2018 with his wife, Soukina, and daughter, Maha; his son, Amar, was born in 2020.
As Project Manager, Elfadil has worked with ANA for five years, overseeing food distribution for migrants and refugees. He also provides weekly reports on the current situation for migrants in Morocco. Well-connected with local communities and authorities, he ensures ANA stays informed, offering key updates and strategic insights on refugee status and migration policies.
Soukina / Community Advocate for Migrant Women
Soukina came to Morocco from Sudan with her husband in 2018 and is now a mother of two. She has become a key voice on women’s issues within the migrant community, offering deep insight into the challenges faced by migrant women in Morocco. Her lived experience and community leadership make her a vital advocate and expert in shaping programs that support and empower women on the move.