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Jouman’s approach to law is rooted in her trauma-informed practice, ensuring that clients not only receive expert legal representation but also feel safe, heard, and supported throughout the legal process. She understands the emotional and psychological toll the legal system can take, especially for those who have experienced gender-based violence and trauma, and she prioritizes building trust and rapport with her clients from the outset.
Fluent in English, French, and Arabic, Jouman provides legal services in all three languages, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of clients.
Since 2022, she has been co-chairing the Family Separation Working Group of the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers, a litigation and advocacy group challenging unacceptable processing delays for reuniting minor children with their refugee parents.
As the co-founder of the Alberta chapter of the Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association, Jouman has been recognized as a voice of leadership in the Muslim community. She has been invited as a delegate to advocate on behalf of issues affecting Muslim communities’ rights in Alberta with various government stakeholders and organizations, including the Alberta legislature.
In December 2023, Jouman joined the ‘International Center of Justice for Palestinians’ – ICJP Canada as a staff member. ICJP is an independent organization of lawyers, academics and politicians who work to promote and protect the rights of Palestinians globally. In addition, she is currently working with the Legal Center for Palestine on litigations involving Canadian family members of the victims of the genocide in Gaza
Since 2022, she has been co-chairing the Family Separation Working Group of the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers, a litigation and advocacy group challenging unacceptable processing delays for reuniting minor children with their refugee parents.
As the co-founder of the Alberta chapter of the Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association, Jouman has been recognized as a voice of leadership in the Muslim community. She has been invited as a delegate to advocate on behalf of issues affecting Muslim communities’ rights in Alberta with various government stakeholders and organizations, including the Alberta legislature.
In December 2023, Jouman joined the ‘International Center of Justice for Palestinians’ – ICJP Canada as a staff member. ICJP is an independent organization of lawyers, academics and politicians who work to promote and protect the rights of Palestinians globally. In addition, she is currently working with the Legal Center for Palestine on litigations involving Canadian family members of the victims of the genocide in Gaza
Evara brings a solid academic foundation and a deep passion for advancing justice and human rights. With diverse legal experience and education across Canada, the United States, Europe, and the Middle East, she offers a global perspective on every file. Her work is grounded in human dignity, fairness, and client-centred advocacy.
In addition to her legal practice, Evara is a sessional instructor at MacEwan University’s School of Business, where she teaches Business Law. She also volunteers with Pro Bono Law Alberta’s King’s Bench Amicus & Civil Claims Duty Counsel Program. She also holds a legal position at a Canadian non-profit engaged in global humanitarian work. Previously, she was a tenured law lecturer at Salahaddin University Law School, one of the oldest and most prestigious law schools in Kurdistan, teaching Administrative Law, Public International Law, International Organizations, and Legal Research and Writing. She also acted as legal counsel and rapporteur, supporting women in crisis at the Law School’s Legal Clinic at Salahaddin University.
Evara is an International Member at Amnesty International for over a decade, where she actively participates in campaigning, advocating, reporting and raising awareness in the field of human rights, including migration rights, refugee rights, gender-based persecution, victims of torture and prisoners of conscience.
Evara co-authored and published a legal book on family law and law reform. She has written and published several legal research papers and continues to write in the field of human rights, constitutional law, administrative law, international law, criminal law, tort law, and property law. Her work and studies have earned her numerous scholarships, awards, and recognitions for excellence.
She is known for her positive, helpful attitude and approaches every legal matter with foresight, analytical precision, and a commitment to delivering exceptional work. Her global experience enables her to connect with people from all backgrounds with empathy, professionalism, and tact—ensuring client trust and satisfaction.
Outside her legal work, Evara cares for a diverse collection of rare plants and, as a visual artist, enjoys exploring parallel worlds through her art.
Education
In addition to her Bachelor in Law with Highest Distinction, Evara’s legal education includes:
Memberships
Awards, Scholarships & Recognitions
Recipient of the law school’s legal research competition conference award, Salahaddin University Law School, 2010
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