Bio: Jasmin Ramsey

Jasmin Ramsey, Communications Director

Jasmin Ramsey is a seasoned communications and public relations professional with a unique career trajectory that blends expertise in sales, marketing, journalism, and strategic communications. She began her career in sales and marketing, where she developed a strong foundation in audience engagement, branding, and persuasive messaging. Transitioning into journalism, Jasmin mastered the art of storytelling, investigative research, and connecting with diverse audiences, skills that now anchor her work in media relations and public affairs.

As Communications Director for the Center for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI), Jasmin has led impactful campaigns that have brought global attention to critical human rights issues. She has uniquely secured impactful media coverage through innovative press and messaging strategies, elevating CHRI’s visibility on the global stage and ensuring critical issues gain attention in a competitive media landscape. Her ability to craft compelling narratives and build relationships with top-tier media outlets has been instrumental in shaping public discourse on pressing global matters.

Jasmin’s expertise spans strategic messaging, crisis communications, and high-profile public relations. A skilled writer, speaker, and spokesperson, she has worked with international organizations to refine their communications strategies and amplify their voices on critical issues of human rights and social justice.

Throughout her career, Jasmin has remained committed to building impactful narratives and fostering meaningful connections that inspire action and drive change. Her multidisciplinary background and proven track record of success make her a trusted leader in the fields of media relations and strategic communications.

For media inquiries, contact us by email: media(at)iranhumanrights.org

TV Interviews and Commentary (Selected Archive)

New York Times – With Iranian Girl in Coma, Suspicion Falls on Government

U.S. Institute of Peace – Female Protests in Iran: Tools of Resistance

Associated Press – Iran says 22,000 arrested in protests pardoned by top leader

Agence France-Presse – Behind bars, women of Iran’s Evin prison refuse to give in

Radio France – Interview on CHRI’s “Cut the Oppression” Women’s Day Campaign

CNN – Iran pardons or commutes sentence of ‘large’ number of prisoners, state media reports

(VIDEO) NBC, Meet the Press – Protests Grow In Iran In Response To Death Of Woman In Morality Police Custody

(VIDEO) NBC, All in with Chris Hayes – Woman’s Death After Arrest By ‘Morality Police’ Ignites Protests In Iran

(VIDEO) MSNBC – Woman’s Death After Arrest By ‘Morality Police’ Ignites Protests In Iran

Crooked Media – Women-led protests in Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini