Staff

Jana Krstić is a PhD student of Philosophy at the University of Zagreb, Croatia. She holds a Masters degree in Philosophy from the University of Niš in Serbia, where she lives. Her academic focus spans the philosophy of education, gender studies, identity, and cultural theory, with a particular interest in the context of the Western Balkans. A committed activist, Jana advocates for gender equality, reconciliation, and transitional justice throughout the region.

Tao is a French student and proofreader and works in a university library of languages and civilizations. During his BA in Nordic Studies and a year of Libraries Studies, he self-learned Bulgarian and BCS. He now studies a MA in Bulgarian and History and Social Sciences focusing on Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. His research topics explore questions of memory, transmission and social influences in Post-Communist Bulgaria.

Bojana Boba Vuletić is a political scientist specialized in international relations. She completed her studies at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, where she continues to live and work. She is an activist for women's and minority rights, with a special focus on the LGBTQ+ struggle for equality. She is the Director of the Critical Education Center, educator and a publicist.

Eirini Tsordia studied law before transitioning into the fields of human rights and democratization. With a keen interest in tackling complex global issues, she has contributed to projects on women's rights, the intersection of law and technology, and, most recently, Balkan Talks. Fluent in Greek, English, Italian, French, and German, Eirini is always seeking new ways to bridge cultures and ideas.