Orhan Ceka is a PhD candidate in the Law and Politics program at the University of Graz, working on the governance of Islam in the Balkans. He has masters degrees in Human Rights and Democratization (University of Sarajevo/Bologna) and Public Policy (Sabanci University). Orhan has worked at the Southeast European University, the Centre for Southeast European Studies (CSEES) at the University of Graz, Sabanci University, Search for Common Ground, European Endowment for Democracy and East West Management Institute. He is currently working as the Executive Director of Liberal Alternative Institute, overseeing Institute Relations and Programs, and heading the program on Human Rights and Liberties. He has more than 15 years of experience working in the fields of youth, human rights, reconciliation and democratization.

Tiffany is a young dynamic engineer currently working as a project manager and partner at Acoustair, a firm specialized in providing the latest vibration and noise control solutions in Lebanon and the MENA region. Tiffany is also a lecturer at her alma mater, the University of Saint-Joseph (USJ), a leading university in Lebanon. Moreover, Tiffany is an active member of Rotary Lebanon where she has held several leadership positions (including being the youngest elect president in the district to date) and successfully implemented diverse projects across the country to serve, help, and develop vulnerable communities. Once a drastic socio-economic crisis hit Lebanon in 2019, followed by the pandemic in 2020 and the massive port explosion on August 4th, 2020, Tiffany recognized the dire need to contribute to building new, resilient and connected communities through novice civic engagement amongst the country's tormented youths. To that end, she founded Lebanon 2.0, a unique educational platform designed to boost civic education, engage in democracy, and empower youths. Since then, Tiffany and her team of enthusiastic entrepreneurs and activists have committed themselves to develop, grow, and expand Lebanon 2.0, aiming at promoting integrity and solidarity amongst the future leaders of the country.

Maryna Kravets has been a member of the NGO "Young Agents of Change" since 2019 and is mainly engaged in project management. Focused on Erasmus+ YE, she took part at several, featuring the topics of youth participation, diversity and media literacy, both as a participant and as a team leader. Maryna also implemented a project on creative thinking in her hometown, aimed at improvement of youth’s skills in graphic design, being her hobby and main occupation. Through design Maryna also supports Ukrainian startups in their development within the Ukrainian Startup Fund.

Rebeca has a Bachelor of Economics with Postgraduate degrees in Communications and Tourism. She also is trained on Social and Psychology areas. Rebeca is a Superior Technician at Ministry of Social Rights at Government of Catalonia, working as a Community Equipment’s Coordinator (North Barcelona area), supporting associations, strengthening community-aimed projects and providing activities for the citizens to promote civic values and integral development of the person.

Pilar holds Bachelor of English Language and Literature and work experience in social issues. She is a Superior Technician at Ministry of Social Rights at Government of Catalonia, working as a Community Equipment’s Coordinator (South Barcelona area), supporting associations, strengthening community-aimed projects and providing activities for the citizens to promote civic values and integral development of the person.

Anna Knobbout is a constitutional law master student from the Netherlands. They are representative of Euro Youth Mental Health on the Advisory Council on Youth, a non-profit organisation which acts in order to raise the voices of young people to promote mental health and support to those impacted by mental ill-health across Europe.

Marko Lončar was born in 1998 in Teslić, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina. He has a degree in political science and is a master's student on the European Studies module at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, Serbia. He founded the Youth Club Teslić, and has served as its president since its inception. He represents the Youth Council of Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovinal in the Council of Europe's Advisory Council on Youth and is a member of the Teslić Municipal Assembly's Committee for Youth and Population Policy.