Born in St.Petersburg, Russia, Anna has over 10 years of experience in the area of feminist analysis of male violence & discrimination against migrant women with a specific focus on migrant and refugee women, sexual and reproductive exploitation and domestic work. anna[at]migrantwomennetwork.org
Adriana is a Portuguese-Brazilian feminist, graduate in International Relations. Her main areas of interest is the movement against sexual exploitation and the creation and continuing of a global feminist liberation movement. In the ENoMW, Adriana is in charge of Communications. She is also the co-convenor of the Young Women’s Movement of ENoMW, the Radical Girlsss. adriana[at]migrantwomennetwork.org
Alyssa is a French feminist of Moroccan-Algerian origin. With MA in International Law and Fundamental Liberties, she is a consultant on women human rights, a spokeswoman for Osez le Féminisme! (“Dare to Be Feminist”) and a co-organiser of ENoMW’s young women’s group, Radical Girlsss. She also founded a theatre company which uses art to promote equality between women and men. alyssa[at]migrantwomennetwork.org
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 the EU including as Migrant and Refugee Communities Oral History Trainer. She has worked with women victims of domestic violence and developed trainings on women’a rights for NGOs in Afghanistan. frohar[at]migrantwomennetwork.org
Rosa is a Mexican feminist. She has a bachelors degree in International Relations and currently, she’s studying the MA in Social Studies of Gender. Her Interest are women’s spaces, women’s resistance and also feminicidal violence. She has founded a feminist collective at her University in Mexico, and is also a Team Leader in the program “Kids in Transit” of Save the Children. rosa[at]migrantwomennetwork.org
Hajar is an Iranian legal professional with a Master’s in International and European public law. In Iran, she served in the Society for Protecting the Rights of the Child, dealing with cases of child-abuse cases, right to education and legal identity of refugee children. Her interests are socio-economic human rights and anti-discrimination law, health care and social protection. hajar[at]migrantwomennetwork.org