Afsar Moghadam (née Berdjis) is a peer counselor hailing from Kashan Iran.

She lives in Los Angeles, CA.

Moghadam works as peer counselor in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles.

She has been active since 2012.

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She is also a freelance writer, having written for Shofar Magazine.

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Moghadam received numerous awards for community advocacy and Domestic violence prevention, including a 2011 ceremony with Mayor Eric Garcetti.

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She was married to Mansour Moghadam.

Her son [[LINK|lang_en|mahbod.moghadam|Mahbod

Moghadam]] is founder of Everipedia and former founder of Rap Genius. Her

daughter Mojgan Moghadam-Rahbar is an acclaimed Iranian-American media personality. Her

daughter Mastaneh Moghadam operates Iranian mental health programs and peer counseling. Mojgan

and Mastaneh also host a radio show on KIRN Radio 670 AM. Her

son Michael Mocadam is a pharmacist.

Afsar's granddaughter Sabba Rahbar is editor-in-chief of Cooking Panda.

Her grandson Daniel Rahbar is a student at UCLA.

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