Driven to enhance cross-cultural understanding, I am passionate about amplifying marginalised voices - particularly of Indigenous Peoples and migrants - while addressing global challenges. I believe that building bridges between people is essential in finding solutions that promote human rights, climate resilience, and sustainable development. Currently, I work with IOM China, coordinating events, conducting research, and collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance EU-China understanding and cooperation on migration and mobility. I initially earned this role by graduating in the top 15 students of my master’s class in human rights and democratisation. As part of this degree, I completed a thesis on Indigenous land rights and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which was awarded by the Global Campus of Human Rights. On this project and others, I enjoy finding the root causes of problems, and synthesising complex ideas into accessible insights that can drive meaningful change. I enjoy learning about new cultures, sharing stories, and working in dynamic multicultural teams. Let’s connect!