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Safaa El Agib Adam (born 1960, El-Geneina,^[1] West Darfur, Sudan) is a social activist.

After graduating from the University of Khartoum, Elagib joined the Save the Children Fund (SCF) UK for a year, working on relief operations in Darfur and relief coordination in Port Sudan. She is currently affiliated with many organizations as a volunteer and private consultant. Elagib's current focuses are supporting underprivileged women and as a peace activist.

Elagib was awarded a human rights prize by the Swiss Freedom and Human Rights Foundation.^[2]

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