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==Relation to Future Worlds Center== | ==Relation to Future Worlds Center== | ||
'''Irini Anastassiou''' started working with [[Future Worlds Center]] in January 2011 as a [[Social Advisor|social advisor]] for the [[Unit for Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture]], providing social services to [[Refugees|refugees]] and [[Asylum Seekers|asylum seekers]] that were [[Victims of Torture|victims of torture]]. During this time she worked in close collaboration with the legal and social advisors of the UNHCR funded project [[Strengthening Asylum in Cyprus]]. Driven from her strong interest on human rights and development, between April and December 2011 she was working in refugee and women organizations in East Africa. | '''Irini Anastassiou''' started working with [[Future Worlds Center]] in January 2011 as a [[Social Advisor|social advisor]] for the [[Unit for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture]], providing social services to [[Refugees|refugees]] and [[Asylum Seekers|asylum seekers]] that were [[Victims of Torture|victims of torture]]. During this time she worked in close collaboration with the legal and social advisors of the UNHCR funded project [[Strengthening Asylum|Strengthening Asylum in Cyprus]]. Driven from her strong interest on human rights and development, between April and December 2011 she was working in refugee and women organizations in East Africa. | ||
Since January 2012 she has returned to [[Future Worlds Center]] as an [[Intern|intern]] for the [[Global Education Unit]] working on projects that aim to promote peace and development education in the eastern Mediterrenean and Sub-Saharan African countries. | Since January 2012 she has returned to [[Future Worlds Center]] as an [[Intern|intern]] for the [[Global Education Unit]] working on projects that aim to promote peace and development education in the eastern Mediterrenean and Sub-Saharan African countries. | ||
