Mohammad Haris is a force for positive change. A seasoned development communication practitioner, narrator, content creator, and media specialist, Haris brings a unique perspective shaped by his deep understanding of human experience. His keen eye for storytelling allows him to deconstruct the narratives of individuals, weaving them into impactful content. Haris’ expertise spans public relations, documentary filmmaking, and project coordination, reflecting his well-rounded skillset. A postgraduate in development communication from AJK Mass Communication Research Centre and a graduate with honors in Physics from Jamia Millia Islamia University, Haris brings both academic rigor and real-world experience to his work. His dedication to social justice is evident in his collaborations with organizations like “The Hope Project,” “Wildlife SOS,” and “Zahra Foundation,” where he amplifies the voices of the marginalized and the unheard. Fuelled by his unwavering resilience and his roots in a minority Muslim community, Haris’ documentaries consistently explore themes of diaspora, prejudice, and the fight for acceptance – themes that resonate deeply with his own experiences and those of the communities he champions.