Mariam Naiem is an Afghan-Ukrainian scholar, activist, and journalist dedicated to educating the broad English-speaking community on the cultural and historical context of the Russian war in Ukraine. Through keynote speaking engagements, conferences, her own award-winning podcast, lectures, and more, Naiem's objective is to decolonize the discourse on Ukraine and center Ukrainian voices by deconstructing the colonial and racial aspects and practices of Russian culture.
This biography was last updated on 01/27/2026.
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