Jenya Lazarevskaya is an experienced and skilled professional with a diverse background that includes education, research, community engagement, and social entrepreneurship. She holds a Master's degree in urban and regional planning and has worked for organizations such as the United Nations and the World Health Organization. Her research focuses on intersectional approaches to social and environmental justice, with an emphasis on environmental health and anti-racism. Jenya is also a co-founder of a social enterprise that provides opportunities for marginalized communities through sustainable urban development projects. In her spare time, she volunteers with grassroots organizations that advocate for affordable housing, environmental justice, and women's rights.