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Christina holds a BA HONOURS IN ANTHROPOLOGY (WITH DISTINCITON) Rhodes University, Grahamstown RSA (2017) Highest awarded thesis for year: BA ANTHROPOLOGY & JOURNALISM AND MEDIA STUDIES (WITH DISTINCTION) Rhodes University, Grahamstown RSA
"Multi-potentialite individual, committed to a lifestyle, education, and career which supports a just, sustainable future. I intend to work within environmental anthropology, eco-consultancy, and community empowerment, with competence in content production, intercultural communication, research, literature, and qualitative data methods. With interests in luxury travel, sustainability, digital media, political ecology, community development and climate justice. Alongside my education, I have broaden my worldview through engaged travel, personal development, and literature." - CHRISTINA SCHILD
ABENTHER DAMTEW is our new legal consultant on human rights.
ABENTHER DAMTEW is doing his last year at UNISA (Bachelor of Laws University of South Africa)
ABENTHER DAMTEW is a refugee originally from Ethiopia, a young man with passion and dedication.
“As a refugee who is passionate of what I am studying (LLB), because it relates to I as a person for what I stand for (Advocating for those who are not being heard because of their status in the country (Refugees and other marginalised groups). I am a highly motivated student currently pursuing my Bachelor of Laws. My daily life has given me a strong foundation in comprehending those that are voiceless. I also have Five years of retail experience, enabling me to develop strong customer service and teamwork skills. I am to leverage these skills and further pursue my passion for International Human Rights. Hence taking a gap year after Matric has helped me to really know what I wanted to do.”- ABENTHER DAMTEW
MAURITS van Es is our new legal consultant on human rights.
MAURITS van Es holds Bachelor of Law from University of Amsterdam.
Bachelor of Political Science (Track: International Relations) from University of Amsterdam.
"My interest in human rights and the role of law as a means to counteract social injustice led me to work for a Dutch legal magazine, Rechtencircuit, for which I wrote columns and conducted interviews with experts in the legal social field. When I arrived, the journal’s main focus was on lawyers working at the big firms in commercialized law. I managed to shift the magazine's focus to also include lawyers who are engaged in the social or political field of law. Among others, I interviewed one of the best-known human rights lawyers in the Netherlands, Liesbeth Zegveld, as well as Channa Samkalden, a well-known Dutch human rights lawyer who, on behalf of an environmental organization and four Nigerian farmers, succeeded in holding Shell liable for leaking oil in Nigeria. Besides this, I am verry happy to tell that I recently started working as a guest teacher for Amnesty International at primary and secondary schools, to inform children about the importance and meaning of human rights." -MAURITS van Es
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