Dalia Mohammed is a rural Yemeni community activist and peace mediator based in Taiz. She currently serves as the Executive Director of the 'For You Foundation' and as Coordinator of the 'Wahj Feminist Coalition.' Dalia is an active member of several local and national initiatives, including the Feminist Solidarity Network, the Taiz Youth Consultation, and the Women for Life Team. Her work focuses on peacebuilding, women's empowerment, and youth engagement in civil society.

In her previous roles, Dalia has contributed as a trainer, mediator, researcher, and lecturer at various academic and community institutions in Yemen. She also worked with the Executive Unit for IDPs in Taiz and participated in civic campaigns such as 'My Passport Without Guardianship' and the 'With the State' initiative. Dalia's volunteerism is evident in her involvement with the American Center for Justice and Geneva Call, among other human rights entities.

Her community impact includes legal documentation, conflict mediation, report writing, and public advocacy. She has attended and contributed to numerous conferences and workshops across the Middle East and Europe, including in Jordan, Lebanon, and Ireland, addressing issues of peace, justice, human rights, and gender inclusion.

Academically, Dalia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences from Taiz University (2019) and is pursuing postgraduate studies in Sociology. She is committed to advancing inclusive peace and justice in Yemen through grassroots engagement and strategic civic initiatives.