Zaynab has worked extensively in regions of crisis, such as northern Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Turkey. Her stories have shed light on pressing issues like climate change, water scarcity, and food insecurity. She has also been at the forefront of emergency response communications during events such as earthquakes and explosions, demonstrating her ability to work under pressure and deliver insightful, timely reports. 

In addition to her work in crisis zones, Zaynab has delved into the stories of marginalised communities. Her investigative piece "Unwanted" brought to light the alarming incidents of discrimination and racism faced by Lebanon's refugee children. Similarly, she played a pivotal role in the creation of "Edge of the Valley," an award-winning documentary examining the issue of child labour amongst Syrian refugees in Lebanon. 

Zaynab's academic background in sociology, next to journalism, underpins her commitment to examining the psychosocial impacts of societal issues and human behaviour. This perspective adds depth to her work, allowing her to capture the broader social contexts of the stories she tells. 

Continually seeking to enhance her storytelling abilities, Zaynab has undertaken a wide range of training opportunities, from trauma-sensitive reporting to multimedia editing. Her fully working proficiency in Adobe's Creative Cloud suite software is reflected in her captivating audio-visual narratives. 

Her work is characterised by her commitment to exposing social injustices and advocating for those affected by them. Her engaging, multifaceted stories serve as a catalyst for change, pushing boundaries and challenging perceptions. Zaynab Mayladan's journalism and production expertise, combined with her relentless drive for advocacy, make her a distinctive voice in the media landscape.