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Daniela Draghici

Daniela Draghici is a seasoned feminist activist and senior advocacy trainer, certified by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, with extensive experience across Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Africa. She is an accredited Empowerment through Self Defense Lead Instructor with ESD Global and has been a core member of the ASTRA Network since 1993, representing the Society for Feminist Analyses AnA on its Advisory Board.For over two decades, she has led coalition-building efforts, policy advocacy, and capacity building in the field of sexual and reproductive health and rights. Daniela is vice-president of the Romanian Women’s Lobby network and leads the European Women’s Lobby subcommittee on SRHR and sexual exploitation. She is also a member of the Romanian Coalition for Gender Equality and the NGO network against trafficking in persons. Additionally, she serves as vice-president of the SEX vs The STORK Association, which runs an online sexuality education platform, and represents SECS, a member of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, where she volunteers as an accreditation reviewer. Through her diverse roles, Daniela remains deeply committed to advancing gender equality and SRHR at national and international levels.

Anush Poghosyan

 

Anush Poghosyan holds a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Yerevan State University. During her studies, she developed a strong interest in women’s rights, particularly in sexual and reproductive health. She joined the Women’s Resource Center NGO in 2005 as a volunteer and has worked in its sexual and reproductive health and rights program since 2008. In 2020, she became the organization’s executive director. Founded in 2003, the Women’s Resource Center is a feminist organization that has led advocacy on issues such as bodily autonomy, abortion rights, access to contraception, and comprehensive sexuality education. The organization provides counseling, awareness programs, and policy advocacy. In 2017, it established the Reproductive Rights Advocacy Network, focusing on the reproductive rights of women living with HIV, women with disabilities, and LBT women, and conducts sensitivity training for healthcare providers.

Krystyna Kacpura

Krystyna has over two decades of experience in sexual and reproductive health and rights advocacy, grounded in her academic background from the University of Warsaw and postgraduate studies at the Foreign Relations Institute. She found her professional home at the Federation for Women and Family Planning, where she currently serves as Executive Director. Since 1999, she has led the ASTRA Secretariat, coordinating the Central and Eastern European Women’s Network for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. Her work spans publications, reports, and policy advocacy across the region, establishing her as a leading voice in the field. She is an active member of the Sexual Rights Initiative and the European Society for Contraception and Reproductive Rights, and serves on the Program Council of the Congress of Polish Women. Her leadership continues to shape feminist movements and drive systemic change in sexual and reproductive health and rights both in Poland and internationally.

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