Young Professionals and Volunteers
Young Professionals are university students and/or recent graduates who, under supervision from the Secretariat staff, contribute to EuroClio’s projects and activities. Traineeships can focus on getting work experience or doing research and can be in-house or remote. Young Professionals who focus on gaining work experience typically work with EuroClio around 9 months.
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Mahdalina Rozhniatovska
Mahdalina Rozhniatovska
Mahdalina Rozhniatovska is a Trainee for Outreach at EuroClio. Mahdalina is from Ukraine, Kyiv and she joined EuroClio in September 2023. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in The Hague University of Applied Sciences, majoring in European Studies. Mahdalina’s research interests are related to politics and the history of Eastern Europe, particularly Ukraine, and will be involved with projects that are directly linked to these topics. Mahdalina will be working on the projects Learning History that is not yet History ll, Books not Bombs, REWIND and Observatory on History Teaching in Europe. - About
Nadia Rezmires
Nadia Rezmires
Nadia Rezmires joined EuroClio in September 2023 as a trainee, working in the area of Professional Development. She will be involved in the projects Historiana, Europeana, Watching Videos Like a Historian, Making Visegrad History Digital, the EuroClio Regranting Scheme, as well as in preparing the Annual Conference. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s Degree in European Studies at the University of Amsterdam, majoring in East European Studies and European Politics. Her interests include the politics of memory and belonging, questions of historiography, and the social and cultural history of Eastern European countries. - About
Anastasia Georgantzopoulou
Anastasia Georgantzopoulou
Anastasia Georgantzopoulou joined EuroClio as a trainee (Project Management and Research) in September 2023, primarily dealing with the Contested Histories Initiative and the Seeking Justice project. She holds a BA (Hons) in Philology with a specialisation in Linguistics from the National University of Athens and is currently pursuing a MA in History at the Catholic University of Leuven. Her research interests include Balkan cultural exchanges in the 20th century, the history of human rights, and controversial memory politics over colonial monuments. Her MA thesis explores the representation of post-communist migration in Greek and Italian films of the 1990s.