Houda Chograni is a Graduate Student in Sociology at UH. She holds an Engineering Degree in Industrial Biology and a Master’s in Biochemistry. Her growing commitment to social issues led her to transition into sociology. Throughout her M.S. program, Houda has focused on poverty and various forms of resistance. Her thesis project, titled “Framing Resistance in the Global South: American Media Framing of Political Self-Immolations in Tunisia and Tibet,” earned her the 2025 CLASS Summer Graduate Fellowship for Research Excellence. She plans to pursue a doctoral program in Political Sociology. 

Email: houda-ing07@live.fr