Mirshad founded the first feminist radio program in Lebanon in 2012, called "Sharika wa Laken" (A Partner Not Yet Equal),[2] where she serves as editor-in-chief. In 2007, she co-founded the non-profit feminist collective FE-MALE where she remains a co-director. Mirshad is also the head of communications at the Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering and a member of the UN Women's Youth Gender Innovation Agora.[2] She also works with the Men and Women for Gender Equality programme[6] at the UN Women's Regional Office for the Arab States, a project funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency to research the root causes of gender inequalities in the region and address them using a bottom-up approach.[7]