Morning Team is run entirely by volunteers who share their time and experience with students.
Morning Team is run entirely by volunteers who share their time and experience with students.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
A medical student in Kazakhstan working in clinical research and evidence-based medicine, and a recipient of the Kazakhstan Government Scholarship. She sets Morning Team's direction and coordinates its major initiatives.
Read more about Masouda Ebrahimi
Board Member & External Relations Coordinator
An Afghan student in Pennsylvania and co-founder of ABADI Educational Center. She helps students find international scholarships and navigate the application process, shaped by her own experience of pursuing education through difficult circumstances.
Read more about Zahra Mortazavi
Co-Founder & Project Director
A project management specialist with a Master's from Bahria University, Islamabad. He co-founded Morning Team in 2023 and organises educational webinars in collaboration with universities in Afghanistan.
Read more about Rahmatullah Kanjo
Program & Operations Lead
A Business Economics graduate with a background in finance and research, now moving into data engineering. He has volunteered with the Inspiring Girls Organization in Kabul and the Green House Educational Center in Islamabad.
Read more about Hassan Reza Rezaye
Board Member
A Political Science student at the University of Bremen holding four scholarships at once, and a former law student at Kabul University whose studies were interrupted. She works to create learning opportunities and build capacity.
Read more about Nazdana SultanfarOutreach and Relation Lead
Laila Majidi is an educator and youth advocate who leads communications at Morning Team. She connects Afghan students with mentors, guest speakers, ensuring that the team’s webinars and initiatives bring meaningful guidance and inspiration.
Read more about Laila Majidy
Program Assistant
A grade 12 student preparing to study Computer Science, with interests in cybersecurity and software development. She founded the Evara Girls Organization, where she teaches English, mathematics and physics to Afghan girls.
Read more about Marzia Hakimi