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Kurdish-American actor Hayman Homer, born in Erbil, Kurdistan, studied political science and international relations at Salahaddin University, and currently residing in his American hometown of Nashville, Tennessee. Hayman is celebrated not only for his acting prowess but also for his extensive humanitarian work and dedicated a significant portion of his life to advocating for human rights and providing aid to those in need, particularly within the Kurdish community. Hayman Homer's humanitarian efforts are driven by his deep connection to his Kurdish roots and his commitment to making a positive impact. He has been actively involved in numerous initiatives aimed at supporting refugees, promoting education, and providing essential resources to underserved communities.
One of Hayman’s notable projects including his new film as the first Kurd to portray Jesus Christ in The Messiah a historical epic movie that is currently showing at the Museum of Bible in Washington, D.C. The biggest bible museum in the world. 
Hayman Homer’s advocacy extends to speaking engagements and public appearances where he highlights the challenges faced by the Kurdish people. His influential voice has brought international attention to issues such as displacement, human rights, and the need for global solidarity. Through his work, Hayman has inspired many to act and support communitycooperation. “As a Salahaddin University alumnus, my goal is to inspire every SU student to never be limited from lack of resources, but always aim and dream high and work for it. Bing it to fruition by action. If your mind can think it, yousubconscious can feel it, and you have the courage to speak it, then the universe will do everything in its power to help you achieve it.” Hayman stated.
Hayman’s impact goes beyond his achievements in the entertainment industry. His unwavering commitment to humanitarian work and advocacy for the Kurdish community has made a tangible difference in the lives of many. As he continues to champion these causes, Hayman sets an inspiring example of how one individual can drive significant change and bring hope to communities.  Hayman has collaborated with several cultural organizations and non-profits to promote Kurdish heritage. His involvement as board member of the Tennessee Kurdish Community Council and the Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation in Nashville his mission is evident in his groundbreaking role as the first Kurd to portray Jesus Christ, and in his lesser-known community efforts off screen as a board member that works to promote principles of democracy, peace, free opinion, coexistence, and community cooperation.
These initiatives have not only preserved cultural traditions but have also fostered a sense of pride and unity among Kurds worldwide.