Asimina Liberi

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Asimina Liberi is a heritage professional with expertise in cultural programming. She holds a BA in Social Anthropology and an MA in Heritage Management, awarded jointly by the Athens University of Economics and Business and the University of Kent. With experience in various sectors, she has developed a skill set that combines administrative coordination, data systems oversight, and programs support. As Head of Data Management and Mapping Coordinator, she develops and maintains systems supporting strategic goals, coordinating a competence and training needs mapping that forms the basis of an emerging global observatory for the heritage sector. She also assists the Africa Re-granting Team in organizing a series of networking events designed to strengthen connections and foster collaboration among grantees across the continent. Her deep interest in archaeology and mythology inspired her to launch Myths Lab in 2017, a non-formal cultural education program in her hometown of Thebes. The initiative connected children with their heritage by linking mythological narratives to the city’s topography through experiential guided tours, architectural model-making, interactive storytelling, and creative video-gaming. Her interests include oral history, public archaeology, community engagement and ethnographic research into local cultures and traditions.