Dora Damjanović is a postgraduate student in Global Affairs MSc at King’s College London, where she chose to specialise in contemporary India and Brazil. She got her bachelors degree in Diplomacy and International relations from the Dag Hammarskjold College of International Relations and Diplomacy in Zagreb, Croatia. By the end of the year 2016, she started her collaboration with the World Academy of Art and Science, and in the 2018 she moved to India to work on scientific research paper, that was later published by the academy’s journal “Cadmus”.
Dora Damjanović is a postgraduate student in Global Affairs MSc at King’s College London, where she chose to specialise in contemporary India and Brazil.
She got her bachelors degree in Diplomacy and International relations from the Dag Hammarskjold College of International Relations and Diplomacy in Zagreb, Croatia. By the end of the year 2016, she started her collaboration with the World Academy of Art and Science, and in the 2018 she moved to India to work on scientific research paper, that was later published by the academy’s journal “Cadmus”.
After her stay in India, from where she wrote about her experiences and was published by several travelling sites, she decided to move to Vienna, Austria and remained there for two years.
In Vienna she worked as an intern in United Nations, more specifically within the UN’s organizations such as UNIDO, IAEA, CTBTO, UNODC and OOSA. After finishing her internship, she applied for master studies at King’s College London where she got accepted and moved once more.
Beside her professional life, Dora is practicing yoga for years, and is planning to get her yoga teacher certificate in future. Also, she writes poetry and short stories, and is addressing writing as her biggest passion. She also has been doing photography and acting.
Feb 10. 2021.
For the 60th Anniversary of the World Academy of Art and Science, the Youth Leadership Network participates with the organization of three panels that focus on how the youth can cooperate with other Civil Society groups and promote the birth of a global network of youth leaders.
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Dec 16. 2020.
YLN partnered with the United Nations Office of Geneva and the World Academy of Art and Science in studying and finding new ways to boost the capacity of civil society and youth organizations to enter effectively the decision-making processes.
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Dec 13. 2020.
The panel “Youth Leaders-21” addressed the need to mobilize youth networks and social movements to better connect with international institutions such as the United Nations. On the basis of today’s necessity to create a greater, united voice for civil society and to foster youth participation in decision making processes, the discussion revolved around some of the difficulties that youth groups face when they develop regionally with suggestions on how to overcome obstacles.
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Nov 06. 2020.
Dina Dragija
Co-President, Youth Leadership Network (YLN)
Nov 06. 2020.
Marco Vitiello
Head of Finance, YLN
Junior Fellow, WAAS
