Head of the Secretariat, one of the two main governing bodies of European Guanxi, an organisation serving as a network and platform for young China scholars and professionals across Europe boasting 1000+ members.The Secretariat is in charge of internal governance and output. This includes producing work plans with the heads of the editorial, events, and communications teams to ensure the timeliness and the quality of the output they produce. I am also responsible for human resources… Show more Head of the Secretariat, one of the two main governing bodies of European Guanxi, an organisation serving as a network and platform for young China scholars and professionals across Europe boasting 1000+ members.The Secretariat is in charge of internal governance and output. This includes producing work plans with the heads of the editorial, events, and communications teams to ensure the timeliness and the quality of the output they produce. I am also responsible for human resources, member engagement and website management. Show less

I led a team of about 10 editors alongside the Editor-in-Chief, coordinating the weekly publication of blog posts and articles for the yearly edition of the European Youth Perspectives on International Relations of China (EYPIC) journal submitted by students and young professionals based all over Europe and China. The areas covered by the pieces include international relations, economy and business, technology and media, history, and language and culture.

I edited and proofread research and policy articles on EU-China relations drafted by students and young professionals based all over Europe and China.

I assist the Editor-in-Chief in supervising ~10 editors in the journal’s editing team, besides continuing carrying out my normal tasks as an editor. This includes reviewing all articles edited by the team, managing the editing sheet, coordinating communication between editors and internal and external writers, and overseeing recruitment for vacancies.

The European Studies Review is a bimonthly peer-reviewed journal on European Affairs run by students and recent graduates. As an editor, I edited both journal articles and blog posts published on the ESR website.

I transcribe, translate and proofread all types of content, including technical, medical and legal, from Italian and Spanish into English.

I worked with the External Affairs team on organising cultural activities, assist with STEAR’s flagship annual ‘Virtual Global Village’, coordinate regular output of cultural content (e.g., vlogs and book/film reviews), and contribute with my own creative ideas for cultural events and output.

I represented the European Student Think Tank in Rome organising events and activities, publishing pieces, and promoting the Think Tank in Italy.

Selected from about 8,500 applicants to represent Italy as one of ~100 participants in the 5th ASEF Young Leaders Summit (ASEFYLS5), which is a fully funded leadership programme connecting young professionals and students from 50+ Asian and European countries to learn, exchange and collaborate within the framework of Leadership and "Society 5.0". The programme also served as a bridge between the participants and decision-makers and leaders from Asian & European countries.

Tutor of English and Spanish to students aged between 15 and 70.

As part of the Post-Conflict Issues Team, I published an article and participated in a podcast as a speaker to highlight the experiences and dangers faced by minorities in post-coup Myanmar.

Selected from over 2,500 applicants to participate in one of ~400 research projects. As an undergraduate research fellow of a fellowship titled 'Strongwomen? A Comparative Analysis of Gender Discourse in the Electoral Campaigns of Marine Le Pen and Giorgia Meloni', I assist Dr Marianna Griffini in investigating the ways in which female populist radical right leaders frame female leadership. The findings will be used for a journal article.

The King’s 100 project is an advisory student body for the administration at King's College London, tasked with giving student perspective for improving existing policies and creating new ones. This was an opportunity to act as a co-creator with the university and directly input on a variety of student experience projects across King’s. The 2022-2023 academic year's project particularly focused on devising new ways of promoting mental health services available across the university.

As a working group member in the Policy Centre for European Affairs, I conducted research on European Affairs and contributed to the European Affairs section of the 2023 edition of The Spectrum publication (Issue 13).

I worked as an intern at the section of Chancery and Multilateral Affairs of the Embassy of Mexico in Italy, where I closely assisted the Deputy Head of Mission in his duties. As part of the internship, I:- Compiled a list of all the existing treaties and agreements between Mexico and Italy.- Performed duties inside the Deputy Head of Mission's office upon his absence.- Helped organise a celebratory event for the Embassy's Centenary.

Eastwest is a bimonthly magazine focusing on international relations, geopolitics, economics and culture. I edited, proofread and translated articles in English into Italian and vice-versa.

I tested, improved, and promoted an induction experience on Cultural Competency created by King’s College London in which every incoming student participated as part of Induction in September 2021. The Induction introduces students to the university's core concept of Cultural Competency – seeing the world through the lens of others – and four frameworks to support them in that.