Queen Noor Promoting International Exchange

In 1972, after taking a break from academics to waitress, ski, and study photography in Aspen, Colorado midway through her sophomore year, Lisa returned to Princeton and took up her study of architecture and urban planning with a renewed vigor and drive. Upon graduation, she flew to Australia and worked for an architectural firm that specialized in the design of new towns. At this time, her steadily growing interest in Arab culture took shape in a job offer from Llewelyn-Davies, Weeks--a British architectural firm that had been commissioned to re-plan the city of Teheran

Queen Noor of Jordan (born 23 August 1951) is the last wife and widow of King Hussein of Jordan. She was queen consort of Jordan during her marriage (1978–1999) and has been queen dowager of Jordan since her husband's death in 1999.

Today Her Majesty Queen Noor plays a major role in promoting international exchange and understanding of Arab and Muslim culture and politics, Arab-Western relations, and conflict prevention and recovery issues such as refugees, missing persons, poverty and disarmament.

"Film is the most powerful tool in the arsenal of so many of us -- not just Global Zero -- but others in the world that are collaborating with us on this issue," she said. "I've given a million speeches but it's the visual images, the storytelling" that can impact mass audiences.

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