Noor Azizah, a Rohingya refugee, has surmounted immense challenges to become a passionate advocate and educator. At age eight, she and her family resettled in Sydney after fleeing the genocide in Myanmar’s Arakan state. Her early life was marked by homelessness, statelessness, and adversity as they navigated dangerous conditions, jungles, and hunger. Despite these hardships, Noor emerged as a powerful voice for Rohingya women, who have endured atrocities such as systematic rape, torture, and loss. This ongoing plight fuels her dedication to advocacy. Noor co-founded the Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network, a women-led organization focused on Rohingya human rights, SGBV, education, and trans local solidarity.