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Shrouk El-Attar (Arabic: شروق العطار) is an electronics design engineer who was born in Egypt and has been living in the United Kingdom as a refugee since 2007. She is an activist for refugee rights in the UK, and for LGBT rights in her native Egypt.
Shrouk El-Attar is an engineer, belly dancer and refugee who has been listed BBC 100 most influential women in the world in 2018, United Nations refugee agency Young Woman of the year 2018, and IET Top 6 young women engineers in the UK in 2019 and in 2020.
Mar 15, 2022 · Shrouk El-Attar aka Dancing Queer is an artist, engineer and LGBTQI refugee from Egypt. They work primarily as a belly dancer and drag performer and utilises their art to raise awareness of LGBTQI issues in Egypt and to cast a light on imperialism, gender, lost stories and lost futures.
Honoured to be named as one of the top five electronics engineering entrepreneurs in the UK by Electronics Weekly Magazine⚡️⚡️ Since founding the Shrouk El-Attar Consultancy two years ago, I’ve been excited to create a flexible and (actually) remote electronics engineering design house and consultancy that belongs in the 21st century.
About Dancing Queer. Fusion of theatre and drag, art and engineering, encompassing the live experience of queerrefugees. A performance that mixes belly dancing, robotics, Arabic songs, magic tricks, and more! A show made with, by and or LGBTQ+ refugee communities.
One of Shrouk El-Attar’s earliest memories was realising that people on TV were not tiny people living inside it. To her, electronics was magic! She dreamt o...
Shrouk El-Attar is a distinguished advocate, engineer, and performer who has made remarkable contributions in her fields while actively championing important causes.
