Diya Deb

Diya has over 14 years of experience of working in the non-profit sector in India and currently is residing in Germany. She served in the capacity of Program Director in Greenpeace India and headed Campaigns in Amnesty International India. Facing several challenges while taking up leadership roles at a young age as a woman, she is passionate about the cause and is volunteering her time as a Campaigns and Communications Advisor to FAIR SHARE of Women Leaders.

Claire Healy

Claire Healy is a Junior at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where she is pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science with Spanish and Arabic minors, a certificate in International Relations and a certificate in Civic Engagement and Public Service. On campus she is an event coordinator for Sisters on Runway, a student organization that raises general awareness about domestic violence and funds for survivors at a nearby shelter. She is also part of a number of clubs, writes for the Daily Collegian, and volunteers at a nearby high school as an ambassador for Student Bridges.

She works as a Communications Assistant at the UMass Amherst Commonwealth Honors College and has formerly worked as an Executive Office Intern at InterAction. Currently Claire is pursuing an intensive Arabic language program in Amman, Jordan and will be studying in Cuba in spring.

Alyssa Cancian

Alyssa is a recent graduate working towards justice, equality, and sustainable development. She most recently worked as Project Assistant at the International Civil Society Centre in Berlin but has since returned home to Alberta, Canada to apply for law school and write the LSAT exam. She currently volunteers for IFSSA (Islamic Family and Social Services Association). Volunteering for FAIR SHARE means an opportunity to advance a feminist agenda, one that echoes equality, inclusion, and empowerment.

Alyssa holds a bachelor's degree in Political Science and French Language from the University of Alberta and spent a semester studying at the National University of Singapore.

Carina herself has an NGO background and has spent the last three years working in non-profit organisations. She focuses on ways of explaining why women are underrepresented in leadership positions, and she is looking at ways to achieve gender equality and empower women. Her focus is on the human resources and personal development instrument mentoring.

At FAIR SHARE, Carina is committed to equal opportunities on the way to a leadership position and supports the work of FAIR SHARE in the area of research.

Carina holds a Master's degree in Nonprofit Management and Public Governance (Berlin School of Economics and Law, Berlin University of Applied Sciences) and a Bachelor's degree in Nonprofit, Social and Health Management (Management Center Innsbruck).

Johanna is committed to the overcoming and prevention of violent conflicts. In doing so, she has a special focus on marginalised groups, including women, and advocates for their rights.

Johanna joined FAIR SHARE in order to make visible the work, which is mostly done by women, in civil society organisations and to achieve fair representation of women and thus gender justice in these organisations. She supports the work of FAIR SHARE in the field of research.

She holds a Master's degree in Peace and Conflict Studies (Philipps University Marburg) and a Bachelor's degree in International Relations and Philosophy (University of Erfurt, Beloit College). She has also completed the certificate course in Gender Studies (Philipps University Marburg).

Hannah Becker

Hannah is currently working for Democracy Reporting International, where she coordinates projects in Tunisia. She has previously worked at the UNDP Regional Hub in Amman. Hannah focuses on political transformation in the MENA region and has lived and worked in Egypt and Amman for several years.

Hannah joined FAIR SHARE, because she is convinced that feminist leadership plays a key role in managing and overcoming global socio-political challenges. She supports FAIR SHARE in the field of fundraising.

Hannah holds a Master's degree in Comparative Politics of the Middle East (The American University in Cairo, University of Tübingen), and a Bachelor's degree in Arabic Studies and Political Science (University of Göttingen).

Constanze Zawadzky

Constanze has been working for eight years in non-profit organizations in the cultural sector.
She is involved in FAIR SHARE to increase the number of women in leadership positions and to make the work of women in civil society organizations more visible. She is convinced that everyone would benefit from more diverse and inclusive leadership structures. In addition to gender justice, she is committed to the sustainable use of the earth's natural resources, which is why she wants to contribute to the achievement of UN SDG. Constanze supports FAIR SHARE in the area of research.
She has university degrees in culture & economics, art history and art management.

Amelie is a recent graduate of Gender Studies from the GEMMA Erasmus Mundus Programme. Originally from London, England, Amelie has spent the last ten years studying, working and living across Europe. Based in Berlin, she works as a researcher, writer and editor on the topics of period parity, gender equality and sustainable environmental change.

Amelie has volunteered with non-profits since 2010, from teaching undocumented women how to cycle, to leading English conversation classes for refugee and asylum seekers.

Volunteering for FAIR SHARE gives Amelie an opportunity to work on advancing gender equality in meaningful positions and to support the team with communications.

Amelie holds a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Theatre from the University of Manchester, and a joint research master’s degree from Utrecht University and Central European University.