Dr. Enas Osama is a junior doctor from Sudan passionate about advancing human rights, global health, and meaningful youth engagement. Over the past seven years, she has held several leadership roles in international and national volunteer organizations, including serving as the Liaison Officer for Human Rights and Peace Issues (LRP) for the 2023/2024 term at the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA). Through these roles, she worked on initiatives that connect health, equity, and peacebuilding. Enas has represented youth perspectives in major global decision-making spaces, including the 78th World Health Assembly, the 76th UNHCR Executive Committee, and other global health and humanitarian forums. Nationally, she has led projects on disability inclusion and youth leadership through Sudanese organizations such as the Lead Initiative and MedSIN-Sudan, and locally she has supported efforts promoting Sudanese refugee inclusion in Egypt. As a certified trainer in human rights and soft skills, she has delivered over 400 hours of training across different levels. Enas is also engaged in global health research and strives to advance justice, inclusion, and peace through youth-led advocacy.