Fedora B

Fedora B is a dedicated Advocacy Officer at the Right Livelihood Foundation, where she leverages her extensive expertise in human rights advocacy to advance the organization’s mission of promoting social justice and sustainable development. In her current role, Fedora plays a pivotal part in mapping and identifying strategic international advocacy opportunities that bolster the protection and visibility of Right Livelihood Award laureates and their impactful causes. Her deep understanding of international law and her proficiency in monitoring UN human rights mechanisms—such as the Human Rights Council, Universal Periodic Review (UPR), and Treaty Bodies—enable her to craft targeted advocacy strategies that influence policy and foster global accountability.

Fedora’s key projects often involve preparing comprehensive advocacy materials, including detailed briefings, impactful reports, and strategic letters aimed at engaging policymakers, UN bodies, and civil society stakeholders. Her fluency in French, English, and Italian allows her to effectively communicate across diverse international platforms, facilitating multi-lingual outreach and coalition-building efforts. She also actively participates in UN meetings, providing timely reports and analysis that inform advocacy campaigns and promote the rights of marginalized groups, especially women and migrants.

Her expertise in social media and communication skills enhances the Foundation’s visibility, enabling her to amplify advocacy messages through digital campaigns and public speaking engagements. With a strong background in conflict analysis and women’s issues, Fedora is adept at navigating complex geopolitical contexts, ensuring that advocacy efforts are both strategic and impactful. Her commitment to human rights, combined with her skills in NGO coordination and migration studies, makes her a vital asset in advancing the Foundation’s global advocacy initiatives.