Lecturer for the course 'Introduction to Information Monitoring' for Bachelor of Information Science students

- Content creation- Drafting ad'hoc reports

Faveeo has developed Horizons – an AI tool that filters social media to uncover reliable information shared by the most trusted influencers. As an editor-in-chief at Faveeo, I oversee the creation of Newsletters automatically generated by Horizons - on topics as varied as Artificial Intelligence, Clean Energy, Sports or the Metaverse. I am in charge of the identification of new topics and Twitter influencers to ensure that the content shared in our newsletters is of top quality. Using the articles selected by Horizons, I also draft regular reports identifying trends and debates on Future of Work, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity or Sustainability.

As an Information Analyst at the ICRC I worked tirelessly to collect, identify and analyze information to help operational managers to take better informed decisions - in particular in times of acute crises (operational/security). In order to enhance the understanding of the complex environment in which the ICRC works, I worked closely with scientists to make the best use of artificial intelligence. I also acquired skills to create innovative graphs to make complex sets of data easier to read. Convinced that the value of information lies in sharing knowledge I actively developed an information sharing portal designed for the ICRC staff now used by more than 8000 colleagues.

- Participation in the elaboration of a 10-year-Strategy to reinforce the restoring family links services within the Red Cross/Red Crescent Movement- Organisation of four regional conferences in Nairobi, Kiev, Buenos Aires and Bangkok- Participation in the elaboration and diffusion of an assessment tool designed to evaluate the needs of the beneficiaries of such services - Dissemination within the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement of information on the topic

- Facilitation of 150 oral presentations in primary and secondary schools and universities on landmines, international humanitarian law and child soldiers- Organisation of a 3-day-congress for 30 teenagers : « Landmines and Sustainable Development » - Supervision of a team of 15 volunteers- Organisation of a one week art and multimedia exhibition on landmines- Media follow-up of the 5th Conference of the States Parties to the Ottawa Convention

Participation in the publication of a database containing all the regional and international instruments dealing with the protection of children rights as victims or witnesses of crimes