Mariam brings over fifteen years of storytelling, production, and program design experience to environmental and marine conservation work along the Red Sea. She is currently studying coral reef management, building on a personal connection to the sea that long predates the coursework.
Her focus is on the overlap between craft and cause: workshops that teach through story, films that make marine life legible to broad audiences, and content strategy for organizations working on conservation and environmental education.

MarmarGames. Zaina is a 10-year-old explorer of the seas who finds a hand-drawn treasure map. Built solo in a 10-day sprint with no prior coding experience, AI-assisted Unity development. Selected as 1 of 30 participants (out of 400 applicants) for "Game Development Using AI," part of the Ministry of Communications and IT's "She Plays, She Builds" initiative.

Proof of Concept exploring underwater light, movement, and mechanics, in addition to story concept.

A paper-cutout animation workshop introducing children to storyboarding, animation principles, and creative storytelling — themed around marine life and sustainability, paired with a short film screening.