Through the establishment of INTER ALIA we plan:- To bring people closer to each other and to Europe through breaking stereotypes, analysing and deconstructing conflict, engaging actively in key political issues and dialogue.- To raise awareness of the EU & prospective EU citizens on available channels for acting, participating & shaping Europe.- To utilize the increasing willingness of the European youth to share their skills, expertise and energy.- To apply pressure to EU mechanisms for the expansion of participation of EU & prospective EU citizens in the European process.- To provide multi-disciplinary approaches and integrate fragmented knowledge into a fruitful scheme.

We, a partnership of 60+ civil society organisations active in the field of youth, campaign across Europe arguing that operating funding to youth organisations needs to significantly increase. We request that operational funding reaches 5% of the overall Erasmus+ budget in the field of youth on a yearly basis. This can only be sustainable through a series of policy interventions in the system of allocation and the overall terms of operation of the youth sector on the EU level.

Drawn by the multiple facets of oppression and aspiring to trigger new cultural networks and creative initiatives from and about the invisibles of modern societies, the brand new Positively Different Short Film Festival invites all film-makers, documentarists & visual artists to submit short movies from the fields of fiction, documentary or visual arts.The festival will feature a curated catalogue of 30 short films (up to 30' long) that will be screened between the 13th and 15th of February in Athens competing for 3 prizes.

Advisor to a multilateral effort by civil society organisations in Greece and North Macedonia to advocate for an effective, bottom-up structure of the Bilateral Youth Cooperation Offices, a new institution foreseen by the Prespa Agreement.

During my cooperation with IIER I managed two projects. A report on Romanian foreign policy post Euro-Atlantic accession and more recently a policy report on political risk in Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on the case studies of Nigeria and Ethiopia.