Born in St.Petersburg, Russia, Anna has over 20 years of experience in the area of feminist analysis of male violence & discrimination against women and girls, sexual and reproductive exploitation, SRHR, EU and international human rights policy work, research, training and advocacy, women’s empowerment, with a specific focus on migrant and refugee women.
Afghan by origin, Frohar is an experienced migration researcher and oral historian. With MA in Cross-Cultural Psychology and Community Oral History, she has led refugee research projects in the UK, and worked for multiple European projects including as Migrant and Refugee Communities Oral History Trainer. She also has worked with women victims of domestic violence and developed trainings on women’a rights for NGOs in Afghanistan.
Sodfa is a Tunisian women’s rights activist, movement builder, and feminist thinker. Her work is at the intersection of centering feminist knowledge and policy transformation by reshaping economic narrative, as well as exploring civic space, digital rights, youth organizing, and the complex intersections between trade, migration, and exploitation. Sodfa has worked in Europe and Africa for both intergovernmental and grassroots organizations.
Tereza is a dedicated human rights specialist from Ukraine with over a decade of experience focused on the OSCE region. Her expertise centers on anti-trafficking, humanitarian law, and the protection of vulnerable groups (particularly national minorities and displaced women and children).
Rochi is an Argentinean Communication and Design Specialist studying International Cultural Management and Social Innovation. She has a strong commitment to assisting organizations in the development and execution of projects that generate significant social impact.