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Our team
Adeniyi Adewumi, Digital Communications Assistant
Adeniyi is a digital communication specialist with robust knowledge and skills in content creation, developmental communication, project management, and networking. Before joining MRG, he served as the Digital Communications Officer for Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa, where he worked on various advocacy campaigns across Africa, with the most noticeable one being the tobacco control campaign. He holds a Master’s degree in digital campaigning and content creation from Queen Margaret University.
Agnes Kabajuni, Managing Director, MRG Africa
Agnes is MRG’s Africa Regional Manager. She has over 16 years of experience in the field of human rights and has extensively worked in research and advocacy, both on international and national levels. Her area of expertise includes cultural rights, women’s rights and ethnic minority and indigenous rights.
Andrea Spitálszky, Legal Officer
Andrea joined MRG in April 2017. Since then, she has been running various projects related to discrimination against the Roma in Central and Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans. Currently, she is coordinating the REILA, the ERELA and the PRESS programmes which aim to increase access to justice for Roma victims of discrimination in Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Slovakia and Slovenia. She is a Hungarian lawyer specialized in human rights and international law. Andrea previously worked as a Legal Officer at the Mental Disability Advocacy Center (currently, Validity Foundation) and as a Research Consultant for the European Network Against Racism and Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund.
Anna Alboth, Media Officer (Europe)
Anna coordinated the Media, Minorities and Migration programme, which provided training for 200+ journalists on European border countries. She is responsible for contact with the media, media programmes and MRG Sofa Talks. She is also a journalist publishing human rights stories and a human rights defender. She co-organized different initiatives such as the Civil March For Aleppo, European Youth Press and Grupa Granica. Anna is based in Berlin.
Arroi Baraket, Tunisia Communication Officer
Arroi is MRG’s Tunisia Communication Officer. She joined MRG in November 2020. She previously worked as a journalist for television and online media, working mainly on issues dealing with economic and social rights, women’s rights, minority rights and migrants’ rights. She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Gender Studies.
Berihu Mohammed, Director of Finance and Administration
Bethany Partridge, Assistant Finance Officer
Bethany is Assistant Finance Officer for MRG’s London Office. She joined MRG in January 2021. Bethany is currently training for the AAT and also works as a classical musician.
Billy Rwothungeyo, Africa Media Officer
Billy is the Media Officer (Africa) with MRG, based in the Africa Regional Office. Billy comes from a media background, having worked as a journalist in Uganda for nearly ten years. He has a special interest in the extractives industries, environmental change & justice and public policy. He holds an MSc in Communication for Development from the University of Reading’s Graduate Institute of International Development, Agriculture and Economics.
Bob Mbabazi, Programme Assistant, Uganda & Rwanda
Bob Mbabazi, from Uganda, joined MRG as part of the Disparity to Dignity project and now works on the related ‘Realizing Rights for All’ project in Uganda and Rwanda. He is interested in community empowerment which he continues to do through training, dialogue and advocacy. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Development Economics from Makerere University and a Postgraduate Diploma in Project Management from the Uganda Management Institute. He has over five years of experience in education and health programme and project implementation, monitoring and evaluation and management.
Brahim Abdellahi, Finance & Administration Officer
Carl Söderbergh, Director of Policy & Advocacy
Carl joined MRG in 2009, initially as its Director of Policy & Communications. He assumed his current role in 2021. He has previously worked for Amnesty International (Sweden) and UNHCR. He assisted in opening Amnesty’s office in Afghanistan as well as conducted numerous research missions for the organization to a variety of countries. He worked for UNHCR in Pakistan and Sudan, before joining its Nordic & Baltic regional office. Immediately prior to joining MRG, Carl was Visiting Scholar at the law faculty of Lund University in Sweden, focussing on the climate crisis and human rights.
Cécile Clerc, Director of Development & Partnerships
Cécile has been running MRG’s Development & Partnerships team since 2007. She has extensive experience in fundraising with a specific focus on statutory fundraising.
Cecilia Bisogni, CREID Assistant
Cecilia joined MRG in February 2020 as CREID Programme Assistant. She currently works as Legal Programmes Assistant in addition to her initial role. As a doctoral researcher she previously focused on linguistic minorities and statelessness in South Asia. She holds a BA in Islamic studies and a MA in cultural studies. She is now based in London.
Chelsea Gonzalez, Legal Project Assistant
Chelsea is a human rights lawyer based in France. Before joining MRG, she worked on legal advocacy projects for asylum seekers rights and the rights of religious and ethnic minorities. Her legal research has focused on non-discrimination law and freedom of expression cases in regional human rights courts.
Christine Apio, Finance and Administration Officer, MRG Africa
Christine is MRG Africa’s Finance & Administration Officer. Among other things, she prepares financial accounts for Management, donors and auditors and offers finance and administrative support to MRG’s partners.
Claire Thomas, Deputy Director
During over 25 years at MRG, with her passion and dedication to building more inclusive societies, Claire has ingrained a collaborative and solutions-led approach that has been a key driver in expanding MRG’s work to new places and issues. As Deputy Director, Claire is responsible for planning, designing and monitoring the implementation of ambitious projects. To effectively challenge injustice, she focuses on long-term, financially sustainable solutions that respond to real needs on the ground, overseeing the delivery teams to strive for maximum impact and participatory development. Personal highlights include the innovative minority inclusion audit approach to bring issues facing minority community members to the forefront, and a programme that ultimately brought street theatre against racism performances to 100,000 audience members across the Middle East and North Africa. Claire has a special interest in cultural programmes, advocacy strategies and techniques, gender, intersectional discrimination as well as the Sustainable Development Goals (Agenda 2030).
Daphine Kansiime, Finance & Administration Assistant, MRG Africa
Donia Saadi, Tunisia Coordinator
Donia is the coordinator for Tunisia. She previously worked for Columbia University (Tunis office) and the Institut de Recherche sur le Maghreb Contemporain. Recipient of the prestigious College of Europe ENP Scholarship and the IRMC Research Fellowship, Donia has an academic background in Anthropology and European Affairs with a particular interest in migration and sexual and reproductive health. In addition to her studies, she has participated in several trainings related to human rights mechanisms, European law and psychosocial first aid. Through volunteer work, for many years, she has been advocating for equal access to health and education.
Emna Gelacia, MENA Assistant
Emna joined MRG in June 2020. She previously volunteered for a festival on intersectional feminism and organised human libraries in Tunisia to grant visibility to minorities and increase tolerance and understanding among different groups. In the US, she volunteered for the ‘Stew Fest’, a Native American festival, and took a class on Gender and Indigenous representation. She is always eager to seize opportunities that help her grow her knowledge about minorities and indigenous people. At MRG, she is happy to work on Tunisia project to fight against all types of discrimination in the country and on NORAD project to address freedom of religion and belief in 7 MENA countries.
Eunice Olembo, Africa Legal Officer
Eunice Olembo joined MRG in July 2018 as the Advocacy Officer Kenya in the landmark African Court ruling on the Ogiek Case. She is now working as the Legal Officer East and Central Africa in MRG Africa. Before joining MRG, she worked with the International Development Law Organization (IDLO) and the Refugee Consortium of Kenya (RCK).
Félicien Balikunda, Capacity Building Officer, Africa
Felicien joined MRG in July 2011 as Programme Assistant in Africa Office. He is now working as Capacity Building Officer. Before joining MRG, he worked with Uganda Red Cross Society and GTZ as Education Assistant and Programme Assistant respectively in a refugee settlement in Uganda.
Fitra Jehwoh, Thailand Programme Coordinator
Fitra coordinates the EU-funded Inclusive Peacebuilding in Thailand’s Southern Border Province programme, in a conflict area where she developed her learning experiences and contribution to peacebuilding, conflict resolution and the inclusion of marginalized groups. Before joining MRG, she worked as a Programme Officer for the EU-funded ‘Violence Against Women Project in Southern Border Provinces’ at Oxfam in Thailand and as a Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Specialist for the USAID-funded ‘Thailand Counter Trafficking in Persons Project’ at Winrock International. Fitra holds a BA in Social Science (International Studies) and a joint Erasmus Mundus degree MA in Global Studies – A European Perspective and MSc in Global Economic History.
Geoffrey Kerosi, East Africa Health Education Coordinator
Geoffrey coordinates health and education projects in East Africa. Previously he worked as a human rights defender conducting policy research, strengthening capacity of community partners, social network building and participating in positive dialogues with duty bearers in Kenya.
Geofrey Sabiiti, Africa Conflict Project Coordinator
Geofrey has ten years of experience working with International organizations on human rights protection, gender and advocacy programming. He is currently working with Minority Rights Group as Africa Programme Coordinator. Geofrey is providing technical support to partners in Africa and technically oversees the implementation of prevention and resolving conflicts through Early Warning Mechanism System (EWMS) as a sustainable way to prevent identity conflicts. He is also coordinating and taking charge of quality control measures and relevant logistics of the annual peace conferences in partnership with line ministries and partners in the host countries. He organised Multi-Country Peace conferences in Cameroon and Uganda on Ethnic Conflict Prevention Using Early Warning Mechanisms in Sub-Saharan Africa organised by MRG in partnership with local partners from a variety of countries.
Giulia Di Mattia, Administrator & Fundraising Support
Giulia joined MRG in March 2010. Before joining MRG, she worked at the British Red Cross, Council of Europe, UN OHCHR and Amnesty International. Giulia has been involved in human rights work in Kenya, as well as indigenous and minority capacity building. She has more than 15 years of experience in the field of human rights.
Glenn Payot, UN Advocacy Consultant
Glenn has been representing MRG at the United Nations since 2013. Previously, he worked as delegate to the UN for the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and as UN advocacy officer for the coalition Impact Iran.
Gözde Aslanhan, Turkey Programme Assistant
Gözde joined MRG in February 2021. She has worked in various organizations for minority youth and women since 2009. She organised many initiatives, conferences as well as trainings on human rights and minority issues. She is a minority fellow at the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Politics and Societal Changes.
Hafsa Begum Ali, Human Resources Assistant
Hafsa joined MRG in November 2021. Before doing so, Hafsa worked in the charity sector for four and a half years, most recently in a youth leadership organisation. Prior to working in the charity sector, Hafsa also worked for the NHS, mainly the primary health care sector. She holds a degree in Human Resource Management and has a keen interest in developing her HR knowledge and putting it into practice.
Hope Joyce Otieno, Legal Fellow
Hope is a human rights lawyer with vast knowledge in both theoretical and practical applications of international human rights law. Prior to joining MRG, she worked as a Project Officer at Haki Drive Initiative, an NGO in Kenya where her work focused on protection of the rights of marginalized groups. She holds a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Nairobi and a Post-graduate certificate in Sustainable Development and Global Justice from the University of Antwerp.
Ifra Asad, South Asia Programme Assistant
Ifra Asad has been a part of MRGE since June 2018. She has previously worked in civil society organisations concerning women’s rights and children’s education and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in public policy. Originally from Karachi, Pakistan, she is now based in Budapest, Hungary.
Email: ifra.asad@minorityrights.org
Jennifer Castello, Head of Law
Jennifer is the Head of Law based in MRG’s London office. She joined the legal department in September 2017 as a Legal Officer challenging slavery in Mauritania through strategic litigation, capacity building and international advocacy. She is a qualified French lawyer and has worked extensively on immigration and asylum law. Jennifer has been involved in international tribunals working for the international criminal court and the united assistance to the Khmer Rouge tribunal in Cambodia.
Joshua Castellino, Executive Director
Joshua Castellino took on the role of Executive Director at MRG in October 2018 and brings a wealth of legal knowledge around minority rights, access to justice and the interplay between security, development and human rights. He regularly engages with multilateral organizations, Law Societies and NGOs in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America, on issues of human rights advocacy and public international law.
Joshua stepped down as Dean of the School of Law at Middlesex University which he founded in 2012, but retains his Chair in Law at the University, continuing to teach and supervise students working on indigenous peoples and minority rights issues.
His unorthodox route to this work commenced as a journalist in Mumbai, with the Indian Express Group, Mumbai. India. He was awarded a Chevening Scholarship to pursue an MA in International Law & Politics (1995) and completed his PhD in International Law (1998) while working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant on Law Programmes at Hull University, UK. He has authored and edited eight books in international law and human rights law, on self-determination, title to territory and indigenous peoples’ rights, besides hundreds of other outputs on a range of these and other legal sub-topics.
Joshua was part of the EU-China Experts & Diplomatic Dialogue and Lawyers for the New Millennium: Support for the Arab Law Union. He serves on the Leadership Council of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network where he co-chaired the Thematic Group on Social Inclusion, Gender and Human Rights. He was appointed Chair, by the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights of the 8th Forum on Minority Issues (2015), an inter-governmental dialogue with civil society under the auspices of the United Nations Human Rights Council. He was appointed Door Tenant at 25 Bedford Row, London, in June 2017.
In addition to his full-time role at MRG, Joshua continues to work in other settings. He is Visiting Professor at Oxford University, UK, and at the College of Europe, Poland and holds an honorary Professorship at National University of Ireland, Galway. He also plays a role on Governing /Advisory Boards of Privacy International, (London), the Institute for Statelessness and Inclusion, (Tilburg), The Institute of the Global South, (New Delhi), the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre, (London), the European Centre for Constitutional & Human Rights, (Berlin) and the Tom Lantos Institute, (Budapest). He currently sits on the World Economic Forum’s Global Futures Council on Social Cohesion.
Julie Barrière – Legal Programmes Coordinator
Julie is a Human Rights lawyer with project management certification. Before joining MRG, she worked on social development programmes in Egypt. She also organised advocacy and lead programmes for two years in Uganda for gender equality, women empowerment and for the abolition of the death penalty with the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Kat Hall, Human Resources Manager
Kat Hall is MRG International’s HR Manager. She has been with us since February 2020. In a past life, she worked in communications, publishing and websites, mainly for a mental health charity. She then re-trained into HR and after a few years, came to MRG.
Email: kat.hall@minorityrights.org
Laia Pau Romaní, Development and Partnerships Coordinator
Laia joined the fundraising team in February 2019. Laia has experience in project development and grant management in Non-Governmental Organizations and international organizations. She has more than 6 years of experience working in the field of human rights and minority rights, including research, capacity-building, advocacy and field monitoring work, with a focus on the Balkans. Her previous jobs include the OSCE, the European Commission and the European Centre for Minority Issues. She holds a Master’s degree in History and a Master’s in International Human Rights Law and Democratization.
Lauren Avery, Minority & Disability Intersectional Officer
Lauren co-ordinates the Minority/Disability Intersectional Discrimination project, working with disability rights activists from indigenous and minority communities in project countries to engage in local, national and international advocacy. She holds a Masters in East Asian Development, a Masters by Research in Thai/Disability Studies and is currently undertaking doctoral research on disability rights activism at the University of York.
Lilian Pons, Finance Officer (Donor Reporting)
Loïc Druenne, Digital Communications Officer
After graduating in human rights from the London School of Economics and Political Science, Loïc worked for Le Monde des Religions in Paris (France) before joining the MRG team as a Media Consultant then as Digital Communications Officer. He is specialized in cultural heritage and religious minorities.
Lydia Scott, Individual Giving Fundraiser
Lydia joined MRG in 2020 as an Individual Giving Fundraiser. Prior to this, Lydia worked in both local and UK-wide charities and across several fundraising streams. She has a long held interest in equality and human rights and holds a degree in History and Politics from Nottingham University.
Email: lydia.scott@minorityrights.org
Marta Kubicza, Legal and human resources advisor (Europe)
Marta has been part of the Budapest team in various roles since September 2015, switching from the for-profit sector after 7 years. Marta has a special interest in fundamental rights, especially regarding the balancing between providing the freedom of speech and assembly and protecting groups from hate crimes.
May Thiri Khin, Asia Programmes Intern
Interested in politics since she was 17 years old, May wants to be a part of moving-forward processes in Myanmar, where she witnessed religious conflicts. In 2013, she co-founded the University Muslim Student Network (UMS) and has been networking with diverse religious groups ever since to promote social cohesion. In 2015, May joined a local civil society organization and started working for religious minority groups in Myanmar. For more than five years, her work has been mainly focused on religious and ethnic minorities in Myanmar and their access to citizenship identity. In 2020-21, May worked for the Norwegian Refugee Council in Myanmar. She is now doing her master’s degree in human rights at Mahidol University in Thailand and works as an intern for MRG in Thailand.
Mays Al-Juboori, Senior Middle East Officer
Mays is a human rights professional with expertise in conflict, post-conflict, and international Law. At MRG, she works toward building civil society capacity in the Middle East, specialising on Iraq. Mays works closely with local activists on national policy and law, including draft legislation on women and minority rights. She authors human rights publications and provides regular consultation and briefings to governments and international agencies on gender, minority rights, the situation of human rights defenders and internally displaced people. She holds a qualification in Law LLB.
Mayya Kelova, DIVE Programme Coordinator
Mayya joined MRG in November 2021 to coordinate the ‘Diversity: Impact on Vaccine Equality’ (DIVE) programme. Previously she worked for the United Nations, private companies, non-profit organizations, and media outlets in the US, Europe, and Eurasia. She holds an MA in Human Rights from the Department of Legal Studies of the Central European University and a BA in Journalism and Mass Communications from the American University in Bulgaria.
Menka Sandrasagren, Legal and Policy & Advocacy Administrative Assistant
Menka graduated from SOAS University London with an MSc in Violence, Conflict and Development (Palestinian Pathway). She joined MRG in February 2020 as an intern where she assisted on the Tunisia project and became a Research Assistant on a project on the impact of Covid-19 on modern slavery worldwide. She is now an Administration Assistant for the Directorate, Legal and Policy & Advocacy departments. Her areas of expertise are in MENA politics and sexual minorities.
Mihaela Cojocaru, Communications and Fundraising Administrative Assistant
Mihaela joined MRG in 2020 as a research assistant for a global evaluation project and is currently the communications and fundraising administrative assistant. She holds a master’s degree in Globalisation and Development and a Bachelors in Linguistics. Previous experience includes migration journalism, programme coordination in Eastern Europe and research on China in Africa.
Miriam Lawson, Communications Officer
Miriam is MRGI’s Communications Officer. She works on the production of publications and manages the editorial calendar as well as supporting MRG’s social media and media strategies. She assumed her current position with MRG in 2022, having previously been an editorial and communications intern and a temporary fundraiser for MRG in 2020. She holds an MA from King’s College London in Comparative Literature, where she specialized in postcolonial studies, genocide literature and the representation of othered peoples. She has previously held communications and research roles in UK-based and international NGOs in the fields of refugee rights, freedom of expression and housing injustice.
Nasrin Charong, Thailand Programme Assistant
Nasrin graduated from the Faculty of Political Science, in the field of International relations from Prince of Songkla University, Pattani campus. She started her career in human rights issues as a Policy and Advocacy Assistant and Human Rights Campaign Officer, with a particular focus on freedom of expression, freedom of peaceful assembly, torture and enforced disappearances, refugees and death penalty. She previously worked for Amnesty International Thailand.
Nasrin has a special interest in conflict situations and the peacebuilding process. She joined MRG in May 2022 as Thailand Programme Assistant and works on the ‘Inclusive Peacebuilding in Thailand’s Southern Border Provinces’ Programme. She aims to realize the full protection of the rights of marginalized communities in Thailand’s deep south.
Neil Clarke, Head of Legal Programmes and EU Advocacy
Neil joined MRG’s programmes department in 2004, working in MRG’s Africa, Asia and Europe teams. Between 2009-19, Neil acted as Managing Director of MRG Europe based in Budapest, with responsibility for oversight and coordination MRG’s work in Europe and Central Asia. Neil is currently Head of Legal Programmes and EU Advocacy, with responsibilities including the establishment of MRG’s new office in Brussels.
Nicolas Salazar Sutil, Commissioning Editor
Nic is Commissioning Editor for MRG. Previously he directed Guardians Worldwide, an organization devoted to online learning and advocacy for indigenous communities. He was also Associate Professor at the University of Leeds, where he led and conducted action research in the field of conflict, reintegration (DDR) and minority rights, primarily in the Lake Chad basin countries and in South America. He is the author of several books, and he has edited numerous journals and magazines devoted to cultural ecology, human rights and nature rights.
Nicole Girard, Norad Religious Minorities & Southeast Asia Coordinator
Nicole has worked on MRG’s programmes in Asia since 2010. She specialises in minority and indigenous rights in South and Southeast Asia, women’s rights in particular, with a focus on ethno-religious nationalism and armed movements for south determination and the rights of indigenous peoples to land and natural resources.
Rasha Saba, Head of Middle East and North Africa department
Rasha is the head of our Middle East and North Africa department. She joined MRG’s MENA team in 2018, working on advocacy, research, capacity building and partnership. Prior to joining MRG, Rasha worked in several organizations in the field of human rights and humanitarian sector with a focus on women, refugees and minorities. She authored and co-authored a number of reports on public health and human rights. She holds a master’s degree in Global Health from Kings College London.
Renata Rosa Raab, Finance & Administrative Assistant (Europe)
Renata Rosa has joined MRG Europe in July 2021. Her main tasks consist of financial and general programme support at the Budapest office. Previously she has gained more than four years of experience in financial and project support within international environment. She has graduated from Aalborg University – Denmark, with a MSc degree in Development and International Relations, where she has developed a special interest in Arctic indigenous communities.
Robert Nemeth, Media and Communications Consultant (Hungary)
Robert joined our team in July 2018. He also works for the CEU Democracy Institute as a Communications and Outreach Officer and is a guest lecturer at the Department of Media and Communication at ELTE university in Budapest. Previously, he had a 15-year-long career in journalism: he worked for different Hungarian TV stations and online media outlets in various positions ranging from journalist to senior editor and news producer. He also served as Content Project Manager for the European Maccabi Games 2019, and as Outreach Coordinator for the Center for Media, Data and Society.
Samrawit Gougsa, Head of Communications
Samuel Ade Ndasi, African Union Advocacy Officer
Samuel is a Senior Legal Practitioner and a human rights expert. He practices law as a Public Defender and has been a lecturer of International Human Rights Law at the University of The Gambia. Samuel has also worked as Legal Officer at the African Commission and the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights. He has experience working with minority groups in the North West Region of Cameroon – advocating for their rights, building their capacity and assisting them to access justice. Samuel holds a Masters in Laws, Human Rights and Democratisation in Africa from the Centre for Human Rights – University of Pretoria, and a Barrister-at-Law Certificate from The Gambia Law School.
Silvia Quattrini, North Africa Manager
Sira Thiam, Disability Intersectional Project Officer
Sira is MRG’s Intersectional Discrimination Project Officer, working with people with disabilities across the world. She holds a Masters in Inequalities and Social Science from the London School of Economics and Political Science. She also works as a paralegal for an American protest law firm. Her research interests lie in intersectionality, critical sociology, and legal mechanisms of repression.
Stefania Carrer, Litigation & Advocacy Officer
Stefania is a human rights lawyer. Before joining MRG, Stefania worked as a qualified lawyer in Italy specialising in the field of civil responsibility and international human rights protection. Her previous work experiences include the European Commission, the Hague Institute for Global Justice and the International Criminal Court. She holds a Master’s degree in European and Transnational Law and a First Level Master’s degree in Environmental Law.
Viktoria Villanyi-Nosko, Senior Finance Officer (Europe)
Viktoria is responsible for the overall financial matters of the Budapest office including developing budgets for funding proposals, preparing financial reports for international donors, overseeing and supporting partners’ financial management of joint projects. Before joining the Budapest team, she has worked for over 15 years for international organisations, such as Freedom House Europe and NESsT, as Finance and Operations Officer. Currently she serves on the board of Transparency International Hungary.
Zoubida Berrada, EMMAP Media Project Assistant
Zoubida is a Media Project Assistant for the ‘Engaging Minorities and Media to Act for Peacebuilding‘ (EMMAP) programme in West Africa. She is a junior communication professional who previously worked for UN Women and the National Parity Observatory of Senegal. Before that she was a reporter at the Senegalese national radio, specialized in gender and social issues. She holds a BA in journalism and communication.
Zsófia Farkas, Managing Director, MRG Europe
Zsófia is the Managing Director of Minority Rights Group Europe responsible for Eastern and Central Europe, Eastern Partnership and Central Asia. She has been working for MRG for 10 years as coordinator of the Eastern Partnership Minorities Network and other regional media capacity building efforts. She is author of several advocacy guides and training materials about the European Union system. As an advocacy officer, previously she worked for various NGOs on human rights, minority rights and child rights. She holds a PhD in international relations from Corvinus University, a MSc in NGO management from the London School of Economics (LSE) and a MA in Political Science.
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