Elisa studied at Renovation and Restoration of Buildings at the Technological Educational Institute of Patras, Greece, and then received her MA in Architectural Conservation from the University of Plymouth, UK. She is interested in the architectural and cultural heritage and very passionate about the philosophies and attitudes underpinning conservation and intervention into historic fabrics. At DIADRASIS, Elisa will be helping the staff developing 2013 activities, working on various projects throughout the year.

Theodora is an alumna student of MA in Heritage Management (Kent - AUEB) 2012- 2014, with a bachelor in International and European economic studies (AUEB). Theodora's main interests are Heritage Management, Dark Heritage, Urban Heritage and Cross-Institutional Interdisciplinary Collaboration management. She started collaborating with DIADRASIS as volunteer in the Exile Museum of Athens and then applied for an internship. At DIADRASIS, Theodora will be collaborating at the project management of the fore coming activities of DIADRASIS planning, organizing, motivating, and developing resources of the organization.

Irene received a BA in Social Athropology at the Aegean University and a MSc in Cultural Organisations Managment at the Hellenic Open University, both in Greece. Her dissertation was a complete museological study conducted in Brasil, about the creation of an Itinerant Water Museum in Brasil. This dissertation was evolved last year (2013) in a real project on behalf of the Foundation Unesco-Hidroex in Brasil. Main area of interest: developing and managing projects in cultural and heritage sector, that make culture and knowledge accessible to everyone. Irene joined DIADRASIS through EDUCCKATE project [Education Cultural & Creative Knowledge Alliance for Tomorrow’s Entrepreneurs / Reference number: EAC-S03-2012-029]. At DIADRASIS, Irene will be collaborating at the project management of the fore coming activities of DIADRASIS planning, organizing, motivating, and developing resources of the organization.

Sandra received her BA in Archaeology and Anthropology and MA in Prehistoric Archaeology at the University of Zagreb, Croatia. She is currently a student in Heritage Management at the collaborative Masters program of University of Kent and Athens University of Business and Economics. Having had experience in archaeological fieldwork and bioarchaeological and forensic anthropology projects in Croatia and Bosnia, she is mostly interested in project management and applying best practices to enchance efficacy and efficiency of projects in the cultural and heritage sector. At DIADRASIS, Sandra will be collaborating at the project management of the fore coming activities of DIADRASIS planning, organizing, motivating, and developing resources of the organization.

Eva received a BA in History and Archaeology from National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. She is a prospective masters student in Heritage Management in a world context at Leiden University, the Netherlands. Eva has worked as an archaeologist in excavations in Greece. During her internship through University, she participated in the re-exhibition of the newly renovated museum in Thebes. Her research interests include project management in archaeological sites, ancient Greek religion and Minoan pottery.

Myrevi has an undergraduate degree from the Department of Political Science and History (Panteion University) and masters in Heritage Management (University of Kent / AUEB). Myrevi is currently a student in the MSc in International and European Studies at the University of Piraeus and a PhD candidate in the Department of Cultural Heritage Management and New Technologies of the University of Patras.

Sarah Hassani is an Architect at the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities (BACA), which is involved in the development of the Pearling Path Project; a serial of cultural heritage sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in Bahrain. Since 2017, Sarah has been involved in a diverse range of tasks for the projects, including survey, photographic documentation, conditions assessments and projects drawings of heritage sites in the Pearling Path. Sarah earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture from the University of Bahrain, and was a board member of the American Institute of Architecture Students, University of Bahrain chapter during her academic term. Moreover, she has also been a part of an architectural exhibition, “The Village in the City” in 2017. Due to the love she has for her heritage of native place, Muharraq, Sarah is planning to specialize in Architectural Conservation.

Faisal Ahmed, civil engineering (general) at the Department of Technical Education, Bangalore University, India. He worked as project engineer and site engineer in the private sector for heritage and new architecture buildings in India, Qatar and Bahrain. He is currently working in the Public sector as civil site engineer for the South Section of the Pearling project (World Heritage Site) at the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities, Kingdom of Bahrain.

Bianca has a BA in Theatre, Film and Media Studies from University of Vienna and is currently following the Master, together with a second BA in Sociology. She is a passionate reporter and journalist, blogger writing for the newspaper in her home country, Romania and managing own website, on topic of film and culture, while also being a delegate at different international film festivals. At the same time, she works as PR for the Romanian art gallery META Spațiu, organising projects and collaborations with the Germans minorities from Romania and, in the future, with the capital of Austria, in the context of the city Timișoara being nominated for Capital Culture in 2023. As a student, she engages in diverse, interdisciplinary internships and projects and, as a member of AIESEC, she will be working with DIADRASIS in the early summer of 2021, managing the Digital Marketing.