Our team and Vacancies

Isabella Sofia De Gregorio (2001) is a feminist and lesbian european youth leader and activist, nonprofit executive working at the intersection of democracy, gender equality, SRHR and civic participation. She is the President and Director of EDUXO. With over six years of experience in civil society, Isabella has led and coordinated large-scale advocacy campaigns, mentorship programmes, and international events. She has an academic background in Diplomatic and International Affairs. Alongside her role at EDUXO, Isabella has extensive experience in EU-level event management and policy engagement, having coordinated high-level conferences, stakeholder dialogues, and institutional events in collaboration with EU institutions, WHO, public authorities including embassies and consulates, and international organisations. Her work combines strategic advocacy, community building, and capacity-building, with a strong focus on intersectionality, inclusion, and youth-led policymaking. Born in Santiago, Chile, and raised in Bologna, Italy, Isabella brings a strong transnational perspective to her work. She has been active in civic engagement and social justice initiatives from a young age and has contributed to campaigns addressing gender-based violence, health equity, and democratic participation. Isabella is based in Brussels (Belgium) and speaks fluently Italian, English, French, and Spanish, and regularly speaks in international forums. She is the President and Director since 02/2020.

Eugenia Rossi (1995) is a feminist policy and civil society practitioner committed to equality, solidarity, and democratic participation. She cares about the gap between rights on paper and rights in practice, and she is drawn to work that helps communities organise and influence decisions that shape their lives.  Her civic engagement started in high school through Italian associations, and activism has remained a steady thread in her life. Over the years, she has supported initiatives on civic education and social justice, and these experiences continue to shape how she approaches policy and organisational work. Eugenia has lived in several places across Europe and beyond. That international opportunity has strengthened her interest in how different systems treat participation, inclusion, and access to rights. It also informs her commitment to gender mainstreaming and intersectional thinking as a practical habit in how she communicates and builds spaces where people can take part meaningfully. Based in Brussels, she works at the intersection of policy, coordination, and community building, and recently completed a project on Women, Peace and Security, a policy framework that focuses on the gendered impact of conflict and on the inclusion of women in peace and security decisions. Having lived and worked in multilingual environments, she speaks Italian and English fluently and has working knowledge of Spanish and French. She is a Board member since January 2026.

Atty. Andressa Ambrosi (1992) is a feminist lawyer and writer committed to gender equality, the rule of law, and social justice. She holds an LL.M. in International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law and is devoted to advancing systemic change and dismantling structural gender inequalities, believing that advocacy and education lie at the core of transformative change. She worked for over five years at the Brazilian Public Prosecution Service, primarily addressing gender-based and sexual violence against women, children, and gender-diverse individuals. As a Legal Advisor, her work involved promoting criminal accountability, providing legal protection and redress to survivors, and raising awareness of abusive relationships, gender-based violence dynamics, and child sexual abuse prevention. She also contributed to capacity-building initiatives and to the implementation and review of public policies, helping shape institutional responses to gender-based violence (GBV) and child sexual abuse (CSA). Early in her career, this experience shaped how she approaches power dynamics and intersectional discrimination, and clarified the role of equality as a guiding principle in her work. Her background further includes two years overseeing electoral processes and working on cases involving corruption, tax fraud, money laundering, and other financial crimes at GAECO, a specialised unit within the Brazilian Public Prosecution Service. Born and raised in Brazil, Andressa has lived in Germany, Italy, and Australia, and is currently based in Berlin. She is a writer on international justice for Peace and Humanity and became a board member of Eduxo.eu in January 2026.