Volunteer intern at the office of MEP Maite Pagazaurtundúa (Renew Europe).

- Developed a hands-on, ready-to-implement and actionable ‘Guidelines document’ with recommendations and practices to act against ‘Online Hate Speech and Harassment’.- Collaborated with different stakeholders to refine legal content and adapt it for the general public.

- Content strategy: co-development and execution of the blog's content strategy, involving planning the editorial calendar, topics and themes;- Project management: co-management of the editorial process, involving coordinating multiple tasks, deadlines and contributors;- Team management: oversight of the editors team;- Editorial work: content edit and review.

Research fellow of the Flanders Research Foundation (FWO).Thesis entitled "Freedom of expression endangered in the digital age? A critical legal analysis of the regulation of online hate speech in Europe". Under the supervision of Prof. Stijn Smet and Prof. Bilyana Petkova.Research tasks, case-law review, academic publications, presentations in national and international conferences, participation in national and European projects, teaching tasks. Focus on digital rights: freedom of expression, online hate speech and content moderation.

- Management and organization of diplomatic affairs and events.- Assistance to legal affairs, public diplomacy and protocol.- Assistance to the Ambassador.

Worked in all the Departments of the Consulate (e.g., Visa, Notary, Customer Service), especially in the Civil Registry Department, assisting in legal issues of citizenship and civil status, mainly. Management and organisation of the Consulate's activity. Worked closely with the Consul, regarding agenda and legal aspects of his activity.

Tasks developed within two main areas: - Guidance of students: development of database with information related to postgraduate courses, implementation of the Graduate Orientation Service for the entire Faculty, creation of a Facebook page regarding this topic;- Support of the management, organization and teaching of the Master's Degree in Development Cooperation, Public Management and NGOs: monitoring and updating the Master's e-portal, providing a link between the staff, the professors and the students.

voluntary documentalist work consisted in reviewing, managing and classifying the historical archives of the department, mainly related to the independence period of the Katanga region in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, as well as in preparing the documents for research purposes.