Fatou is a human rights and freedom of expression advocate with more than 18 years’ experience working in Africa. She established ARTICLE 19 West Africa in Senegal in 2010 and represented ARTICLE 19 various initiatives including the IFEX lead advocacy…
Ariel is a student of European Affairs at King’s College London and SciencesPo Paris. After his studies, he will be starting a career as a Social Worker. Find him on Linkedin here.
Geoffrey Elbaz is an intern at the OECD’s Observatory of Public Sector Innovation and a Public Policy master student at Sciences Po Paris. Geoffrey has a particular interest in empathetically engaging with citizens and policymakers alike to learn more about…
A SciencesPo Paris student, Léonore is currently completing her last year of Master’s in Public Policy while working as a communications consultant. You can find her on LinkedIn.
Michaela Sullivan-Paul is a first year Master candidate in a Dual Master of Public and International Policy with the University of Tokyo.
Momo Sakudo is a first year Masters student at Sciences Po Paris School of Public Affairs. She is currently pursuing a MPP in politics in Public Policy.
Alice Rouvellou is a student in Corporate and Public Management at HEC and Sciences Po. Her academic and professional path is oriented towards public innovation.
Camille Allouche is a final year student in Public Administration at Sciences Po School of Public Affairs. She’s currently working at Paris Airports Group as a public relations officer.
Andrei Savu is currently pursuing a postgraduate degree in European Studies at King’s College London and Sciences Po Paris. Graduate of Trinity College Dublin (Ireland), his research focuses on European public affairs, European market regulations and interest representation.
Ludovica Roncolini is currently pursuing a postgraduate degree in Public Policy with a specialisation in Management and Public Affairs at Sciences Po Paris. Already experienced in research and Public Affairs, she is passionate about digital technologies, innovation management, and communication.
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