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We are delighted to offer a warm welcome to our Visiting Fellows for Hilary term 2025.

This term our Visiting Fellows are:

Rosa da Costa is a Human Rights lawyer and has led a career largely in the United Nations system, including with UNHCR, OHCHR and the Office of the Representative of Children in Armed Conflict. She has expertise in a range of human rights areas, including refugee law and internal displacement, women's rights, administration of justice, integration, humanitarian law and children's rights – and has published on several of these topics. She has participated in emergency operations and numerous UN field missions, including to conflict and post-conflict settings (e.g., Iraq, Sudan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Cote d’Ivoire, Kenya). Read more.

Marina Gómez Hernández is a Human Rights lawyer, academic researcher (PhD candidate), and humanitarian worker with extensive experience in project management, policy development, strategic litigation, and legal intervention for refugees and migrants, including unaccompanied refugee and migrant children. She has designed and implemented projects addressing refugee and migrant protection, human trafficking, Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA), and durable solutions, such as resettlement and voluntary return. Read more.

Helene Grøn is an interdisciplinary and collaborative researcher, combining research on topics of human rights, relationships of love and belonging, narratives of trauma and resilience and artistic interventions into forced migration. She specialises in literature and theatre around asylum and migration, and also on art-as-method and socially engaged arts practices of co-writing and creative writing. Read more.