Athina Mirchosravi is the administrative assistant of the organization’s educational programs. She is currently studying Psychology in the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. She has worked as an alumni coordinator for the Future Leaders’ Exchange (FLEX) program run by the American Councils for International Education, which she successfully completed back in 2019-2020. She is

Denise Navarro Becerra is the project manager of our Gambian Programs. She is a seasoned cultural heritage professional with extensive experience in project management, capacity building, and sustainable heritage development across diverse international contexts. HerMaP Gambia that Denise leads, focuses on capacity building, sustainable heritage management, and community-driven tourism initiatives in collaboration with national institutions, local authorities,

Natassa Nika is an accomplished professional in the field of education, having worked in Greece, Spain, and the UK. She specializes in various areas including teacher training, educational program design, educational project management, lesson planning, and supporting communities of educators. Currently, Natassa works as a Learning Consultant for Sofia Education Experts/Microsoft in Athens, Greece. Her

David Nkusi is a highly qualified and accomplished heritage management professional, with extensive experience in the field of heritage site protection, as well as a background in philosophy and history. He earned a BA degree from Makerere University in Uganda, with a major in Philosophy and a minor in History, and our MA in Heritage

Eirini Oikonomidi is working as a project manager of our programs in Rwanda and project manager assistant in the Gambia. She holds a BA in History and Archaeology from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and an MA in Heritage Management from the Athens University of Economics and Business and the University of Kent.

Olivia Stockdale studied Modern History at the University of St Andrews and went on to study with the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB, Greece) and the University of Kent for an MA in Heritage Management. Since then she has worked and volunteered with various heritage organisations in the UK including The Victorian Society,