About Me
Fras Omer
Freelance Researcher | Writer | Independent Sociocultural Anthropological Researcher
My work moves between sociology, anthropology, and philosophy, exploring culture, identity, and the emotional landscapes that shape everyday life, fascinated by the ways human beings create meaning, remember, and belong.
I believe that humans cannot be studied in fragments. We are memory, emotion, belief, and practice all at once, inseparable and unsliced. This perspective shapes both my academic research and my writing.
Alongside fieldwork and critical analysis, I am deeply committed to public engagement. Through essays, articles, and free writing, I aim to make anthropology and sociology accessible, sparking conversations that bridge personal experience with wider sociocultural and anthropological questions...
Education Background:
2011-2016-University of Alhamdaniah-Iraq. {BA Education, English Language,
Subject areas: linguistics, teaching methods, European Literature (Drama, Poetry, novels, etc.) Human Rights, Psychology.}
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2020-2024
Vytautas Magnus University-Lithuania. {Sociology and Communication: preparation of sociologists with a specialization in
communication.
• Research and Analysis: Skills in researching, analyzing, evaluating, and forecasting social processes.
• Professional Communication: Communication skills with the public, including selecting and executing communication strategies.
• Social Issues and Civil Society: Understanding social exclusion, discrimination, civil society strengthening, and public health communication.
• Political and Commercial Communication: Knowledge of political and commercial communication campaigns.
• Digital Information: Analysing, visually presenting, and enhancing the social and cultural accessibility of digital information technology.
• Cross-Cultural Communication: Understanding communication differences based on ethnicity, religion, gender, or age.
• Societal Problem Solving: Tackling societal issues and proposing solutions for social policy and communication strategies.
• Language Proficiency: Achieving an excellent level of English for international collaboration
Research Interests
– Sociocultural Anthropology
– Religion and Minority Communities.
– Yazidi Studies
– Identity, Memory, and Migration
– Media Discourse Analysis

