Zakaria Ibrahimi is a lecturer in sociology and anthropology at Cadi Ayyad University in Marrakech. He is a founding member of the Awal Center for Contemporary Studies and Research, a member of the Environmental Studies and Social Dynamics Lab and a coordinator of the Social Sciences and Human Rights research program at the Preparedness Center for Studies and Research. He is also a fellow at the Arab Reform Initiative and serves as a peer-reviewer for Omran and Rivages journals and the Encyclopedia Arabica for Arab Knowledge. His research interests include marginalization, exclusion and social inequality and academic freedom.

He has published several books and studies, including al-Sihhah wal-Mujtama’ (Health and Society, 2016); al-Nisaa wal-Saratan (Women and Cancer, 2019); Michel Foucault wal-Tadbeer al-Siyasi lel-Siha (Michel Foucault and the Political Management of Health, 2020); Khitab al-Ja’ihah wa-Siraa’ al-Ta’weelat (Pandemic Discourse and the Struggle of Interpretations, 2020); al-Shabab al-Soud wa-’Aliyat Muqawamat al-Iqsaa’ wal-Tahmish (Black Youth and the Mechanisms of Resisting Exclusion and Marginalization, 2021); Édouard Michaux-Belaire (2022); Sociolojia al-Bi’aa: Usus wa-Muqarabat (Sociology of the Environment: Foundations and Approaches, 2024); and al-Adala al-Ecolojiyah wal-Harakat al-Khadraa’ (Ecological Justice and Green Movements, 2024).