Dina Ntziora is the Refugee Week Greece Founder and Senior Producer.

She is dedicated to enhancing the appeal, inclusivity, fairness, and sociability of various spaces.

Her primary emphasis lies in developing public areas and fostering community bonds that contribute to the health, joy, and overall well-being of individuals. Dina achieves this by investing in the local community’s strengths, inspiration, and untapped potential.

As the Founder of “We are Community”, the organisation behind Refugee Week Greece, Dina leads a team committed to fostering initiatives that not only create memorable and enjoyable experiences but also facilitate highly participatory endeavors.

The organisation’s mission is grounded in the active promotion of equity and inclusivity, with a strong focus on bridging gaps and uniting individuals in sociable and meaningful ways.

With a wealth of experience and a passion for community-driven positive change, Dina Ntziora is a catalyst for vibrant, culturally rich environments that benefit individuals and communities alike.

Natani is the Refugee Week Coordinator.

Natani brings an interdisciplinary background combining expertise both from the corporate and social environment.

Her professional journey covers key areas including communications and pr, business development, strategic partnerships/ stakeholder engagement, and social media management and coordination.

She also works as a workshop facilitator covering themes around inclusion in the workspace following participatory methods.

She holds a BA in Public Relations and Communication from the Ionian University and an MSc in E-Business/E-Marketing from Newcastle Business School. Her broad expertise, combined with her impact within the NGO sector, positions her as a skilled connector of people, ideas, and strategies, creating inclusive, empowered communities.

Aggeliki is the Refugee Week Youth Engagement Coordinator.

She is a dynamic and results-oriented communication and management professional with a rich background in program management.

Her unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes is evident through her extensive experience in providing professional support to children, young people, and communities in need.

With a master’s degree in Health Informatics from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (EKPA) in collaboration with the University of Piraeus, she brings a unique blend of technical expertise and a passion for welfare-focused management.

Currently pursuing undergraduate studies in Psychology at the European University of Cyprus, Aggeliki’s dedication to understanding human behavior complements her hands-on experience in the humanitarian field.

Over the past seven years, she has been at the forefront of promoting human rights, particularly emphasizing Children’s Rights as outlined in the International Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Aggeliki’s proactive approach and genuine empathy make her a valuable asset in any endeavor aimed at making a positive impact on society.