Rositsa is a lawyer, researcher and humanitarian with more than 15 years of experience working on a range of human rights issues, such as migrant and refugee rights, child rights and the rights of religious communities. She has managed projects for NGOs in support of migrants and refugees in Bulgaria, including Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and JK Rowling’s Lumos Foundation. Rositsa has further advised the European External Action Service, KAICIID, the Lokahi Foundation and others on the interplay between religion and society. She holds a Master of Theological Studies from the Harvard Divinity School, focusing on Islam, as well as a law degree from the University of Cambridge with subsequent specialisation in European Law. Rositsa regularly publishes and speaks on migration, Islam and human rights. Areas of expertise: - refugee and migration law and policy, statelessness - humanitarian assistance - child rights and child protection, unaccompanied children - gender and gender-based violence, trafficking in persons - EU law, human rights - Islamic law and politics, Islamic education, Muslim women and Muslim communities in the West - religion and politics, interfaith dialogue and freedom of religion - election observation: legal framework analysis, party & campaign financing, complaints and appeals Technical skills: - program and project management: design, budget, monitoring & evaluation, reporting - advocacy and strategic communications - HR: recruitment, team management and organisational development - training: event organisation, moderation & facilitation, public speaking - research: legal, quantitative & qualitative research, analysis and drafting - operations: needs assessment, logistics, partnership development, agreements & coordination