Local Champion Creates Educational Opportunities for Iranian Girls

Join us for student outreach

Mitra Rahbar smiles for the camera. She has shoulder-length cark hair and is wearing a light blue satin blouse over a white top. She's wearing a taupe-colored scarf.

Join the Rotary Club of Eugene Metropolitan to learn how Mitra Rahbar is making education possible for girls in Iran.

An author and singer, her work has been recommended by celebrities from Sheryl Crow to Jennifer Aniston. She has been featured and interviewed by news outlets from Larry King to Maria Shriver.

From her bio:

Mitra comes from a lineage of peacemakers, and poets. Her strong convictions and beliefs to lead a life of simplicity and philanthropy have been very influenced by her mother, a well-known poet, Mehrtaj Safai.

Mitra also conducted a one-day fundraiser for the victims of the last earthquake in Herat, Afghanistan. Over 450 children and 25 families were given support and aid through her fundraiser.

Mitra continues to do global outreach in the Middle East for young girls and is also very active in the US as a thought leader and teacher. 

All are welcome Tuesday night, January 30th at 6 pm Pacific to be inspired by her passion for young students seeking an education and better opportunities.

Have dinner with us at The Davis or comment below for the Zoom link.

Image description: Mitra Rahbar is smiling at the camera. She has shoulder-length dark hair and she is wearing a light blue blouse with a thin taupe-colored scarf. She is sitting in front of a maroon background with her arms resting on her lap. All rights © Mitra Rahbar
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