Tamara Stupalova

Tamara Stupalova is a dedicated individual committed to creating a more inclusive world for forcibly displaced communities by advocating for human rights and climate-friendly initiatives.

Her educational background includes achieving 38 points in the IB Diploma program with a focus on Geography, Mathematics, and Czech Literature at The British International School of Prague. She further pursued a Master of Public Administration with a concentration in Governance at Central European University. Additionally, she completed a Master's degree in Geography with Spanish from the University of St. Andrews.

Tamara has gained invaluable experience through her roles in various distinguished organizations. She presently serves as an Associate Information Management Officer at UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. Her previous positions include being an Information Management Intern at Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, a Researcher at Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED), a Monitoring & Evaluation and Advocacy Officer at People in Need under the EU Aid Volunteer program, a Graduate Consultant at International Crisis Group, and a Protection Intern at UNHCR, among other valuable roles.

Passionate about making a difference, Tamara has also engaged in advocacy and community outreach initiatives as an intern at organizations like Asylum Access and CEPAM. Furthermore, she has contributed to social media and campaigning efforts as an intern with Blackwood Homes, Care and Support. Her dedication to volunteerism is evident through her involvement with the European Voluntary Service at Cazalla Intercultural Association.