✓ Contributes to the adaptation from global to regional fit-for -purpose of gender, equity and SDH assessment tools for country support. ✓ Conducts rapid thematic and country-based research on equity/SDH and GER relevant issues using qualitative and quantitative data information to support policy reviews, case studies and relevant tools and capacity building. ✓ Supports and participates in country missions: background documents development, correspondence and follow up. ✓ Supports coordination to develop and disseminate communication material  ✓ Supports development and coordination a regional GER Community of Practice   ✓ Supports preparation and delivery of GER trainings.  ✓ Drafts and prepares materials, presentations and documentation for meetings with internal and external stakeholders.  ✓ Develops and maintains a knowledge management system of key experts. ✓ Acts as support focal point for gender-based violence. ✓ Assists staff and provides input on the reporting for the women’s and men’s health strategy for the RC73.

Contributing writer of the Gender section of the Global Social Policy Digest.

Vice-President of the non-for profit association Green Drops. Delivering workshops in high schools across Italy on sustainable development, the Agenda 2030 and civic education.

At the Development and Cooperation section for the European Union Delegation to Indonesia and Brunei Darussalam and the EU Mission to ASEAN tasks my role included:✓ Coordination of activities related to the European Union's visibility in Indonesia and ASEAN;✓ Event-management- managed three high-level flagship events and three minor public diplomacy events;✓ Participated and reported high-level representative meetings between the EU and Indonesian ministries ✓ Speech writing of high-level representative speeches on development topics; ✓ Editing of a variety text for internal and external circulation;✓ Assistance to Project-management.

With Dr Cynthia Banham I worked under two archival and academic research projects on Italian history. As a research assistant I: ✓ Conducted interviews and simultaneously translated English-Italian-English;✓ Scouted, contacted and organised interviews relevant to the research topic;✓ Conducted detailed literature reviews;✓ Successfully retrieved archival documents related to persons or historical matters;✓ Clearly presented and communicated the results of the research to my employer. Skills: Research, Writing, Independent Study, Translation, Organisation, Flexibility.The topics of the research projects were: - the history of orphanages in Italy at the end of the XIX and beginning of the XX century. - the history of Istrian refugees In Italy and post-WWII Italian migration to the US. Dr Cynthia Banham is a University of Queensland Post-Doctoral Fellow at the School of Political Science and International Studies. She is also a Visitor at the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) at the Australian National University, practices as a lawyer and is a former journalist who worked as the foreign affairs and defence correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald.

As an intern at the for the Gender and Human Rights Team of the Division of the Policy Governance for Health and Well-Being WHO Europe: ✓ I supported the team in the process of data gathering and analysis on the health impact of gender equality as part of implementing the WHO European strategy on women's health and well-being as well as developing two WHO Europe reports: "The health and well-being of men in the WHO European Region: better health through a gender approach" and the "Report on the health of refugees and migrants in the WHO European Region: no public health without refugee and migrant health (2018)";✓ I participated in the monitoring of the WHO Europe women's health strategy, in particular analysis on how national gender and equality strategies incorporate health and engage men for gender equality;✓ I participated in the preparations of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe 68th session on the 17-20 September 2018 and in particular the session discussing the draft WHO Europe strategy on the health and well-being of men and boys.Skills: Research, Writing, Teamwork, Data Analysis, Public Policy.The work was carried out under the supervision of Åsa Nihlen.

I worked under the Asia programme under the supervision of Nicola Casarini. As an intern I: ✓ Carried out comprehensive and detailed research on current affairs and issues in the Asian region;✓ Successfully presented and communicated the results of my research to my supervisor;✓ Published my own research paper on EU-Australia Relations in the Indo-Pacific;✓ Edited English papers that were to be published as 'IAI Commentaries'✓ Supported the organisation and liaised with speakers and participants at the IAI events and conferences.Working languages: Italian and English Skills: Communication, Writing, Editing, Public Policy, Event Planning. The Istituto Affari Internazionali main objective is to promote an understanding of the problems of international politics through studies, research, meetings and publications, with the aim of increasing the opportunities of all countries to move in the direction of supranational organisation, democratic freedom and social justice

Since 2011 I have tutored students whose ages ranged from 8 to 70 years old for a period from 1 to 4 years. I created personalised curricula for each student to improve or strengthen on their language skills.✓ Prepared language students for work or travel purposes;✓ I successfully prepared graduating high school students to reach the best results for their Italian exams (Baccalaureat Français, Australian Capital Territory Year 12 Certificate);✓ Encouraged and motivated high school and university students with difficulty in learning the language;✓ Successfully prepared international students transiting through inter-state schools systems.

Asia-Pacific Week is one of the most important events for the Australian National University College of Asia and the Pacific. This event aims to bring together 100 of the brightest minds on the Asia-Pacific region to learn and network with the Australia National University's experts in the region. ✓ I was responsible for the coordination of committee members and volunteers prior and during the conference;✓ I successfully negotiated with stakeholders and provided for affordable accommodation, transport, catering, gala dinners, venues, AV and entertainment necessary for the conference;✓ I managed in coordination with the financial coordinator a AU$ 40,000 budget;✓ I researched and negotiated with stakeholders;✓ I created a system to process and organise large amounts of data;✓ I was highly praised for my teamwork and communication skills and versatility.