Ilia Liapin has started his Traineeship at EuroClio in April 2022. He received his BA in International Relations from Saint-Petersburg State University. Currently, he is in the final stage of completing MA in Central and East European, Russian and Eurasian Studies from the University of Glasgow. His areas of interested are historical narratives, legacies of nationalism and communism, and civil society in Eastern Europe and Eurasia. At EuroClio Ilia is involved in Advocacy and Fundraising and is working on projects Teaching European History in the 21st Century, Watching videos like a Historian, Online Teaching in the Visegrad Region, Observatory on History Teaching in Europe, Winds of Change in Kyrgyzstan and History Education in Sri Lanka.

Evangeline is a trainee at EuroClio starting from April 2022. Originally from Canada, she is currently completing her Graduate degree in European, Russian and Eurasian Affairs at the University of Toronto. As a trainee at EuroClio, Evangeline is involved in both Outreach and Professional Development. In addition, she is part of three ongoing projects: Critical History, Sharing European Histories, and Who were the victims of the National Socialists?

Mats Kooge is a trainee from the Netherlands, who joined EuroClio in February 2022. He has an MA in History and is currently going through the final phase of his MA in International Relations, both at Leiden University. At EuroClio his areas of work are Professional Development and Membership and he is also involved in the projects Teaching European History in the 21st Century, Observatory on History Teaching in Europe, Winds of Change in Kyrgyzstan and History Education in Sri Lanka. During his studies, Mats developed a great interest in world history, regionalism and cultures around the whole world, while specializing in Russian history and currently delving into the field of international textbook revision.

Pham Thuy Dung is a trainee at EuroClio from February, 2022. Coming from Vietnam, she is currently a third-year bachelor student, majoring in History at Erasmus University Rotterdam. She is fascinated with the topic of historical representation - the ways in which popular media have portrayed the past and shaped historical narratives. At EuroClio, she will be involved in Outreach and Office Management, as well as three projects - In Europe Schools, Europeana DSI4.2, and Learning History that is not yet History II.

Rebecca Jackson is originally from Vancouver, Canada. She studied Modern History at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, and then did a MA in Cultural Studies at KU Leuven, Belgium. Most of her research and study fell in the field of Memory Studies, about how the past is represented and used in society. At EuroClio she helps out as a volunteer with Outreach projects and creating content for the website.

Georgi Pavlov is a trainee from Bulgaria, starting at EuroClio from November 2021. He is passionate about History and is currently finishing his Dual-Subject-Bachelor in History and Information processing in the University of Cologne. His area of work is Professional Development and he is involved in the organisation of EuroClio's Annual Conference as well as in the projects Historiana, Online Teaching in the Visegrad Region and Teaching European Histories in the 21st century.

Robin Garganese is a trainee from Luxembourg, starting at EuroClio from November 2021. He will be involved in the projects Learning History that is not yet History II, My Story - Your Story, Critical History, as well as Historiana and Europeana DSI4.2. He will also be a part of EuroClio's outreach team. Robin completed his BA and MA in History at the Albert-Ludwigs-University of Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany. During his studies, Robin focused on the history of industrialization and innovation, European-Japanese socio-economic relations, as well as the formation and spreading of stereotypes and how they affect public behaviour.

Ralitsa Angelova is originally from Bulgaria but grew up in Moldova. She moved to the Netherlands two years ago to pursue a master’s degree. She got two: Global History and International Relations from Erasmus University and Eastern European Studies from University of Amsterdam. She is interested in Russian History, Totalitarian Regimes, Cold War, and getting herself lost in bookstores.

Birgit Göbel is a trainee at EuroClio from September 2021. She will be working at the Secretariat on outreach as well as project management for the projects; Critical History, Sharing European Histories, In Europe Schools and, Online Teaching in the Visegrad Region. Birgit holds a BA in Liberal Arts and Sciences: Global Challenges, with a major in Human Diversity: Culture, History and Society, from Leiden University College the Hague. During her studies she explored the academic fields of anthropology, sociolinguistics and gained a particular interest in the role of religion in the modern day, symbolism and public spaces.