In 2014, she was an activist in the feminist collective Nasawiya[5] and started to work the following year in Kafa (Enough) Violence & Exploitation as a Migrant Domestic Workers Programme Coordinator.[1] And at the end of February 2016 launched with Myra el-Mir and Sandra Hassan a website named HarassTracker.org to track and document harassment in Lebanon inspirated by the launch of HarassMap in Egypt in 2010.[6] El Rahi was one of 13 Arabs chosen by the BBC to be on their list of 100 Women.