Sophia Abdi Noor is a Kenyan Politician serving as a Member of Parliament Ijara Constituency. She is the first woman to be elected as a Member of the 10th Parliament of Kenya from the North Eastern Region of Kenya.^[1][2][3]

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She fights for the rights of the marginalized in the Community through Gender Equality Campaigns.[Women's Islamic Initiative in Spirituality and Equality]

She has a Diploma in Community Development and has been very vocal in advocating against retrogressive cultural practices in her community .^[1]

She recently obtained a BA in Development Studies at Arusha Tanzania and a Masters in Executive Management development from USIU.^[4]

In the August 2017 elections, Noor emerged victorious in the Ijara constituency elections .^[1][5]

After her Diploma, Noor worked with international bodies like Oxfam, Save the Children, CARE International, and World Vision, MSF-Spain, UNHCR, and MIKONO International.^[1]

• Social justice award from the International Leadership Institute in Minnesota^[4]
• The International Democracy Fellowship from the Lees Aspen Center for Governance in Washington DC^[4]
• The Father John Kaiser Human Rights Award of the Year in 2007 by the Law Society of Kenya^[4]