Caterina was a Communications Assistant at TEPSA. She supported TEPSA’s communication and dissemination activities, producing visual and audio-visual content including social media campaigns, video editing, and graphic design. Her responsibilities also included contributing to the management of TEPSA’s website, designing newsletters, and supporting the organisation of conferences, seminars, and trainings. She is a digital political content creator, producing feminist and anti-racist commentaries on EU politics, postcolonial dynamics, and international solidarity movements, reaching over 37,000 views in four months with a predominantly young European audience.

Caterina holds an MA in Gender, Society and Representation from University College London, where she focused on feminist theory, gender politics, and intersectionality, and a BA in International Relations from SOAS University of London, with a focus on postcolonial international politics and global justice. She is fluent in English, French, Italian and Spanish, with knowledge of Levantine Arabic. Prior to joining TEPSA, she completed a traineeship at the European Parliament in the office of MEP Estelle Ceulemans (S&D) focusing on workers’ rights, and interned with the Party of European Socialists Group at the European Committee of the Regions, where she contributed to political coordination, speechwriting, and the drafting of the Opinion on the EU Roadmap for Women’s Rights. Her main interests include feminist and postcolonial politics, EU affairs, progressive digital communication.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ and learning languages.