Nota biográfica

Postdoctoral researcher and research assistant on the EU Horizon Project 'GREENPATHS: European Knowledge Hub on Just Transition Pathways.' She is part of the international network Just Transition and Care, for which she co-authored a policy report titled "Just Transition and Care Work: An International Inquiry" (forthcoming on the UNRISD website-United Nations Research Institute for Social Development). In 2024, she completed her PhD in Social Sciences at the Centre for Social Studies (University of Coimbra), defending a thesis on the feminist, ecological, and decolonial foundations of Kurdish Democratic Confederalism. Her research examined both Rojava (North and East Syria) and the Kurdish diaspora in Europe. Her current research focuses on ecological transitions and care work through (decolonial) feminist political ecology and economy perspectives, exploring how struggles in the sphere of socio-ecological reproduction are shaping alternative pathways for a just transition.