Dr. Danica Anderson is a US-based international social scientist, researcher, and forensic counselor (criminal justice specialist) with a doctorate in clinical psychology. Dr. Anderson is a member of the UNESCO scientific and education CID council and of the International Criminal Court, a Psycho-social Victim Gender Expert for trauma with war crimes and war crimes survivors. She is a trauma clinician who has traveled the world bearing witness to―and researching how to heal transgenerational trauma and continues to make crisis responses while addressing the needs of immigrants and refugees during and in the aftermath of natural disasters and wars. Trauma response and social science and research fieldwork occurred in Afghanistan, Haiti, India, Sri Lanka, and many conflict-ridden regions and war regions.
Dr. Anderson's international trauma work occurred in Sub-Saharan Africa for the International Criminal Court and the United Nations World Food Program in Sudan. In former Yugoslavia, Bosnia Herzegovina, her study and clinically informed trauma for over two decades provided an archive of information on women's transgenerational trauma for war and war crimes survivors involving asylum and visas. Dr. Anderson worked with Mexico's National Human Rights, Mexico City, and the… Read more
Occupation: Social Scientist - Researcher-Trauma Expert
Countries of expertise: Afghanistan, Austria, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo (Republic of), Costa Rica, Cuba, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Denmark, Haiti, India, Jamaica, Kenya, Kuwait, Malta, Mexico, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Norway, Serbia, Slovenia, South Korea, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Uganda, United States of America
Dr. Astrid Barrondo is a globally recognized expert in international human rights law and justice reform. With a Ph.D. and multiple postgraduate degrees from top European universities, she has led impactful legal, research, and advocacy initiatives across Latin America, Europe, and North America. From litigating landmark cases before the Inter-American Court to training government officials on anti-corruption strategies, Astrid has remained at the forefront of global justice advocacy. Her extensive publications and advisory work reflect her commitment to defending the rights of the most vulnerable, especially Indigenous peoples, women, and laborers. Fluent in Spanish and English, she is a powerhouse of legal intellect, human rights dedication, and cross-border collaboration.
Occupation: Dr. Astrid Barrondo is a seasoned international human rights
lawyer, researcher, and educator with over two decades of
experience in transitional justice, anti-corruption, indigenous
rights, and international criminal law. With a Ph.D. from
Universidad Carlos III of Madrid and multiple master’s degrees
in human rights and international law, Astrid has held key roles
in the Inter-American system, United Nations bodies, and
international NGOs. Her depth of expertise spans high-impact
litigation, legal advising, academic instruction, and technical
consultancy making her a globally respected voice on justice
reform, environmental accountability, and marginalized
communities’ rights.
Countries of expertise: Austria, Bolivia, Canada, Colombia, Finland, France, Guatemala, Ireland, Italy, Montenegro, Netherlands, Peru, Spain, United States of America, Venezuela
Carl Lijong is a distinguished diplomat with robust experience in regional diplomacy and strategic planning within Suriname’s Foreign Ministry. His leadership in Brazil and within Surinamese national development frameworks reflects his ability to harmonize policy with implementation. A trained expert in resultsbased management and international cooperation, Carl’s multilingual and multicultural expertise makes him a powerful asset in diplomatic and policy coordination arenas.
Occupation: Carl Lijong is a highly respected Surinamese diplomat and
public policy expert with over 15 years of experience in foreign
affairs, diplomatic service, and results-based public sector
management. He brings deep strategic insight into bilateral
relations, particularly with Brazil, and is skilled in aligning
ministerial initiatives with national development goals. Carl’s
international education and multilingualism make him a
versatile and impactful contributor to global cooperation and diplomacy.
Countries of expertise: Austria, Brazil, China, Indonesia