Arab & Guatemalan American advocate advancing civil liberties, peacebuilding, and human rights through policy, community organizing, and direct service.
Andrew Sayegh is an Arab and Guatemalan American policy professional and community advocate rooted in Southern California. With a dual degree in History and Arabic from UCLA, he brings a rare combination of cross-cultural fluency, policy acumen, and frontline human services experience.
From tracking executive actions on Capitol Hill with CAIR National to conducting confidential intakes for families experiencing homelessness in Riverside County, Andrew bridges the gap between institutional policy and the people it impacts most.
Open to conversations about policy, advocacy, human rights, and opportunities to create meaningful impact.