Myriam Francois-Cerrah

Myriam François
Born	Emilie François 1983 (age 33–34)
Alma mater	Cambridge University (BA) Georgetown University (MA) Oxford University (DPhil, exp.)
Occupation	Actress, writer, journalist

Myriam François (born Emilie François; 1983) is a Franco-British writer, broadcaster and academic on issues related to Islam, France and the Middle East. She currently works as an international news correspondent. She writes a monthly column for the New Statesman online and is also a regular contributor to Middle East Eye.

François currently works as a freelance journalist, in both print and broadcast media.

She currently works as a news correspondent.

Her articles have been featured in The Guardian,The Huffington Post,New Statesman,Your Middle East,The London Paper, Jadaliyya, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation,The Daily Telegraph,Salon,Index on Censorship,The F-Word and the magazine Emel.

She is television documentary presenter. In 2016, she presented "The Muslim Pound" (aired July 2015) on BBC1. In 2015, she presented BBC1 documentary on the genocide at Srebrenica, which aired on BBC 1 on Monday 6 July 2015. The documentary was nominated for a Santford Saint Martin award for "best religious programming".

She is a former correspondent for the Huffington Post (2014–15), where she broke a headline story on an exclusive 36-page document written by alleged al-Qaeda kingpin Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.

She has worked as a programme researcher at the BBC, and as a programme producer on Al Jazeera's Head to Head (2013–present).

She is former assistant editor and features writer at Emel magazine (2008–09).

She is a regular guest on BBC Big Questions (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011) and Sunday Morning Live.

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