Giulia Pani holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Diplomatic Affairs (University of Bologna) and is currently taking a Master’s degree in European Legal Studies at the University of Turin. During her Master’s degree, she also studied for one semester at the Center for Transnational Legal Studies in London, where she had the opportunity to study comparative law within a multicultural context and with a participatory approach, developing transnational perspectives. Between 2021 and 2022 she was a volunteer for the Civil Service abroad in Lima, Peru, where she worked for ten months in a community of children and adolescents on a project against physical, emotional and sexual violence against young girls and women. She wants to pursue a career in International Cooperation while furthering her studies in the areas of post-colonialism and gender studies.