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Ahmed Abaza

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

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Alyasa Abbas

Doha Debates Ambassador 2023

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Nabila Abbas

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

Kamran Abbasi

Kamran Abbasi

Doctor and journalist

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Ikram Abbes

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

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Dorian Abbot

Professor of Geophysics, University of Chicago

Randa Abdel-Fattah

Randa Abdel-Fattah

Australian Author

Muhammad Abduhoo

Muhammad Abduhoo

Doha Debates Ambassador 2022

Muhammad Abdullah

Muhammad Abdullah

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

Ewaru Abel

Ewaru Abel

Doha Debates Ambassador 2023

Hossam Abo Shammallah

Hossam Abo Shammallah

Doha Debates Ambassador 2024

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Noha Aboueldahab

Author, professor and transitional justice specialist

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Andrea Kitta

Professor of folklore, department of English at East Carolina University

About Andrea Kitta

Dr. Andrea Kitta is a fellow of the American Folklore Society, specializing in conspiracy theories, belief, vaccination narratives, contagion and the supernatural. She holds a Ph.D. in folklore from Memorial University of Newfoundland, an M.A. in folk studies from Western Kentucky University, and a B.A. in history from Slippery Rock University. Dr. Kitta’s scholarly work examines how folklore, legend and belief intersect with public health, medicine and contemporary conspiracy theories. Her award-winning monographs include “Vaccinations and Public Concern in History” and “The Kiss of Death: Contagion, Contamination, and Folklore,” which won both the Chicago Folklore Prize and Brian McConnell Book Award. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she emerged as a leading voice explaining how conspiracy theories and misinformation spread during health crises, serving as a UNESCO panelist and consultant to media organizations worldwide.