Sena Namlu is a youth activist and social entrepreneur. She is the founder of SisterShip, an online platform aiming to bring together women volunteers from the host community and refugee women in need. Sena often engages with social profit organisations working on girls and youth empowerment. She has initiated many projects such as “We All One & Unique” a research project on women’s rights in Islamic countries and “GSU Student Council” that she founded at her university to empower Muslim girls. She is a board member of YCDC, the representative institution of Youth 20 in Turkey, and the project coordinator of Young Academics Forum, the annual forum of YCDC. She represented Turkey at the Y20 Summit in Argentina and at G(irls)20 Summit in Japan. After graduation, she worked for Doctors of the World – Turkey Office as a Grant Officer. Sena is currently a graduate student at King’s College London. 

Participant in: November/December 2020 Fellowship: Peacebuilding and Women’s Meaningful Participation in Peacebuilding Processes