Field of Expertise: violent radicalisation and extremism, anti-social behaviour and youth violence, hate crime, gender-based and domestic violence, power abuse and community disorganisation, crime control and prevention.Key Tasks: - Local, national, and international research and evaluation lead, strategic project design using ToC. - Research and projects management - research ethics approval processes lead. - Blog and article-writing on primary research findings. - Strategic communication and intervention with key stakeholders (MOPAC, YJS, etc). - European fundraising and bid-writing (CERV, JUST, ERASMUS+, HORIZON).

Research focus on violent radicalisation, restorative justice, human rights and power abuse. Project Lead on EC-funded projects (e.g. Restorative Dialogue against Violent Radicalisation): research, output delivery, trainings, project management and finance first-scale overview, chairing of transnational meetings, events & learning activities.

Lead on national and international campaigns towards the enforcement of the right to peace, including communications with stakeholders, patrons, MPs, academics and researchers in Greece.

Field of research: Sexual violence against men during and post-armed conflicts (direct and indirect violence).Academic and Court Archive legal research, publications, campaigns, events, annual conferences.

Legal research on international criminal and human rights law, literature reviews and case-law summaries, presentations on ICC functions and victim participation for ICC officials and embassies.

Research, drafting and final submission of 2 projects within a research team of 4:1. Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Submission about Academic Freedom in Turkey2. Third Party Intervention in the cases of Telek, Şar and Kivilcim v. Turkey before the European Court of Human Rights (in cooperation with the “Scholars at Risk” Network- New York)

• Assisting Professors and PhD candidates – Legal research on multiple areas of human rights law, including the rights of the accused during criminal proceedings.• Blogpost (Strasbourg Observers Blog) about the case of Kaboglu + Oran v. Turkey