Contact

The European Network Against Racism’s Secretariat is based in Brussels, Belgium.

ENAR general contact details:

60 Rue Gallait, 3rd Floor
B-1030 Brussels
Tel: + 32 (0)2 229 35 70
Fax: + 32 (0)2 229 37 75
Email: info[at]enar-eu.org

How to get to the ENAR office?

Who’s who in the ENAR secretariat:

Michaël Privot
Director
+32 2 229 35 72
michael[at]enar-eu.org

Languages: French, English, Arabic, Turkish

Michael started as Networking and Campaigns Officer in the ENAR team in January 2006. Previously, he worked during four years as FNRS Research Fellow at the University of Liège (Belgium). He also has several years experience in community building of Muslim communities in Belgium and Europe, as well as consultancy on related issues. He holds a BA in Oriental History and Philology (Islamology), a specialisation in Comparative History of Religions and Arabic (Damas), and a PhD in Languages and Litterature from the University of Liège (Belgium). Michael became ENAR's Director in March 2010.

Myriam De Feyter
Deputy Director - Human Resources, Finance and Administration
+32 2 229 35 79
info[at]enar-eu.org

Languages: Dutch, English, French

Myriam is ENAR’s Finance and Administrative Manager and joined ENAR in January 2004. Previously, Myriam worked for the Belgian government in Bejing (China) and in Ottawa (Canada). She then worked as the Coordinator of the Canadian NGO Network on International Human Rights (Ottawa) and the Canadian Human Rights Foundation's International Human Rights Training Programme (Montreal). After returning to Europe in 2000, she set up December 18, the international advocacy and resource centre on the human rights of migrant workers. Myriam continues to be actively involved in December 18 as a volunteer member of the organisation. She holds a Masters in Oriental Philology and a Postgraduate in Public Administration from the University of Ghent (Belgium).

Sophie Kammerer

Policy Officer

+32 2 229 35 74

sophie[at]enar-eu.org

Languages: French, English, German

Sophie is responsible for the areas of employment, social inclusion, Roma and education.

Sophie started as Policy Officer in the ENAR team in June 2009. Prior to joining ENAR Sophie worked as coordinator for the French EU Presidency in the Permanent Representation of France to the EU after having worked as a Public Relations Officer for the Council of Europe Office in Belgrade. Sophie studied political science in France (IEP Strasbourg). She holds a Masters in European Politics (ULB, Brussels, Belgium) and the European Masters Degree in Human Rights and Democratisation (EIUC, Venice, Italy).



Celina Kin-Armbrust
Policy Officer

+32 2 229 35 71
celina[at]enar-eu.org

Languages: English, French, German

Celina is responsible for the areas of anti-discrimination, migration, integration and fundamental rights.

Celina started as Policy Officer in the ENAR team in July 2008. Prior to joining ENAR Celina worked for the EU representation of FIPRA International after having completed a 5-month internship on the Staff of the Secretary-General of the Committee of the Regions. Prior to this Celina worked at the European Court of Human Rights as a Researcher. Celina studied Law at the University of Sussex (UK) and European Politics at the College of Europe in Bruges (Belgium).



Georgina Siklossy
Communication and Press Officer
+32 2 229 35 77
georgina[at]enar-eu.org

Languages: English, French, German

Georgina joined the ENAR team as Communication and Press Officer in December 2006. She previously worked during five years at BEUC, the European Consumers’ Organisation in the field of communication and relations with the European Parliament. She holds a degree in European History and German from the University of Edinburgh (UK) and a Masters in International Politics, with a focus on human rights, from the University of Brussels (ULB), Belgium.

Juliana Wahlgren
Networking and Campaigns Officer
+32 2 229 35 73
juliana[at]enar-eu.org

Languages: Portuguese, French, English, German

Juliana joined ENAR in July 2006. Juliana previously worked as a legal counsellor for ASTI (Association de soutien aux travailleurs immigrés), one of ENAR’s members in Luxembourg, during three years, and before that as a lawyer in a multinational oil and gas company in Brazil. She holds a Bachelor of Law from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and was an international Fellow at the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg (Germany).

Julie Pascoët
Administrative Officer
+32 2 229 35 70
julie[at]enar-eu.org

Languages: French, English, Spanish

Julie joined the ENAR team in April 2010. Previously, she worked as communication and advocacy assistant for the humanitarian and development NGO Islamic Relief Worldwide and for the Assembly of European Regions, in their Brussels offices. She studied European Politics and International Relations at Paris 8-Saint-Denis University (France) and Southampton University (UK), with a focus on cultural policies and intercultural dialogue.

Emmanuel Rosas

Policy Assistant
+32 2 229 35 76
assistant[at]enar-eu.org

Languages: French, English

Emmanuel is doing an internship with ENAR since May 2010 and is currently working towards a final masters degree in European and International public law with a focus on human rights at the law school of Grenoble (France). He previously worked as a volunteer with an NGO helping asylum seekers in Grenoble (2009-2010) and completed an internship with a solicitor specialized in labour law and cases of unfair dismissal or discrimination in hiring (2008).

Caoimhe Sheridan

Editorial and Policy Assistant
+32 2 240 57 22
caoimhe[at]enar-eu.org

Languages: English, Irish, French

Caoimhe started working with ENAR in July 2010 as Editorial and Policy Assistant. Previously she worked at the Irish Refugee Council as their Legal Officer. She has also volunteered with Amnesty International and worked in different law firms. She holds a History and a Law Degree from NUI Galway (Ireland) as well as a Masters in European Law from KU Leuven (Belgium). She specialised in the EU, International Relations and European Human Rights Law.