Speaking and community engagement
Mir Rahimi is an author, humanitarian specialist, and internationally recognised speaker whose work explores displacement, belonging, integration and advocacy. He has spoken at United Nations Headquarters in Geneva and Copenhagen, as well as major literary and cultural platforms such as The Times and The Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival, and senior professional forums including the Immigration, Asylum and Citizenship Bar Association annual conference at the Bar of Ireland.
Alongside these high-profile engagements, Mir regularly speaks at charities, civic institutions, professional forums, and local community events, engaging audiences in thoughtful and challenging conversations about displacement, human rights and community cohesion. Drawing on lived experience of displacement alongside frontline humanitarian and policy engagement, his talks are known for their moral seriousness, clarity, and breadth, offering audiences insight and reflection rather than spectacle.
Mir is available for keynote addresses, public talks, school, college and university events, panel discussions, in-conversation events, and curated dialogues
Organisers seeking a speaker who brings depth, intellectual rigour, and humanity to complex issues such as war, displacements and immigration are invited to get in touch below or via the contact details on this site to discuss speaking enquiries and availability.
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