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Andreas Müller is the Managing Director of Democracy International e.V. in Cologne, Germany. Andreas Müller has studied Political and Social...
Caroline Vernaillen
Caroline Vernaillen is responsible for Democracy International’s International Programme and Public Relations. She studied International Relations at...
Klaus Hofmann
Dr. Klaus Hofmann is responsible for the "Direct Democracy" Navigator, an online research tool on all the instruments of direct democracy in the...
Daniela Vancic
As the European Program Manager, Daniela Vancic is responsible for managing Democracy International’s campaigns. Daniela received her bachelor’s...
Anne Hardt
Anne has been in charge of Campaigning and Fundraising at Democracy International since April 2018. Her bachelor's degree in Social Sciences with a...
Josephine Schnee holds the position of Project and Communication Officer, where her primary role involves overseeing project management for the...
Sophie Laskus
As the social media manager, Sophie Laskus is in charge of public relations activities and coordinating Democracy International’s social media...
Anna Proskurina
Anna Proskurina is responsible for the communication strategy of the Direct Democracy Navigator project, academic projects and academic network...
Dr. Raban Daniel Fuhrmann is Director of the Academy for a Learning Democracy, which aims to empower democracy developers to enable our democracies...

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