Team
and Geographical Footprints
Be a part of the setup stage of an exciting initiative with Future Rights. We are forming a dynamic team, an advisory committee, and a network of dedicated allies.
Stay tuned on this web page and reach out to get involved!
Join Future Rights
Empowering , Protecting the Generations of Today and Tomorrow
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Future Rights is excited to announce the establishment of an advisory committee comprised of esteemed experts and advocates in children's rights, child protection, and youth participation. These professionals will guide Future Rights with their extensive knowledge and expertise.
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We are also building a network of partners and allies who can support us on an ad hoc or medium-to-long-term basis. They will assist in designing, tailoring, and implementing our services, as well as helping us showcase impactful initiatives and perspectives.
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Whether you're an individual freelancer, organization, think tank, academic, movement, or a group of young people, if you're dedicated to amplifying the voices of children and adolescents in promoting child rights and protection through active participation, we want to hear from you!
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Stay tuned for updates and terms of reference for the advisory committee, which will be available soon on this web page!
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Our Reach
Future Rights operates in fragile and developing countries affected by:
- Humanitarian crises
- Migration and displacement
- Conflict, including armed conflict and violence
We also work in stable contexts, including the EU, where these issues are partially present or where child rights, protection, and participation need urgent attention and where certain context are affected by multidimensional poverty
Download here our Ally's Terms of Reference
Founder and Lead
Zeudi is a child protection expert with over a decade of experience in long-term protection, fragile environments, and development settings, focusing on programmes and policies including, but not limited to, children and youth affected by migration and conflict.
With Master’s degrees in Human Rights and Conflict Management, as well as in Behavioural Ecology as part of her Biology studies, Zeudi has devoted her career to amplifying the voices and defending the rights of young people across various regions, including the Middle East, Afghanistan, the Central African Republic, the Balkans, and Nepal, and more recently, in European contexts.
Her work ranges from grassroots initiatives to policy advisory roles, offering strategic guidance and capacity building to national authorities, NGOs, and UN agencies. Fluent in English, a native speaker of Italian, and proficient in French, she combines expertise in evidence-based research, programme management, and strategy design.
Zeudi is dedicated in bridging gaps between institutions, humanitarian organisations, and civil society actors, transforming research and practical experience into informed programmes, policies, and advocacy efforts.
Of half Chinese Malaysian and half Italian heritage, she embraces cultural diversity and creativity. She is passionate about the visual arts, writing, crafting homemade natural remedies with flowers and herbs, as well as climbing and practising yoga.
"When I felt deeply frustrated by the limitations and gaps in the humanitarian and development system, the voices and experiences of the most vulnerable made me realise the vast scope for effective action. I felt the urgent need to introduce new perspectives, amplify unheard voices, and challenge existing systems with fresh approaches, aiming to contribute to a broader, alternative solution.
I firmly believe that to protect the most vulnerable and marginalised children and youth, especially those living in crises, we need innovative, evidence-based strategies that prioritise their active leadership, participation, and collaboration. Without engaging children and marginalised groups as leaders in crafting solutions, our efforts will remain incomplete."
(Founder, Zeudi Liew)
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FUTURE RIGHTS YOUTH ALLIES
Carlo Resta
Engineer and Researcher
Carlo is a researcher with a unique blend of expertise in civil engineering and a passion for the people who inhabit the spaces he studies. With a PhD from the University of Pisa, where he explored innovative data analysis methods to safeguard the iconic Tower of Pisa, Carlo’s curiosity goes far beyond the structures themselves.
He is about to begin a Master’s in Human Rights and Conflict Management at the Scuola Sant'Anna of Pisa, further broadening his scope towards global issues of justice and sustainability.
Now working as a freelance consultant, Carlo also shares his knowledge by teaching an introductory programming course to PhD students. Since 2015, he has been actively involved with Ingegneria Senza Frontiere (Engineering Without Borders), where he served as national director from 2018 to 2021. His international experience includes collaborating with El Comedor Estudiantil in Nepal on projects focused on safe water access and seismic resilience.
In his free time, Carlo enjoys singing, fixing things, and hiking—though he admits he is bad at yoga!
Samed Ben Azaiez
Student and Activist
Samed is a young Tunisian student of Humanities and European Languages & Intercultural Communication at the University of Pisa. Driven by a mission to inspire and uplift, Founder of “Manifesto” Youth Club, he also serves as the Chief of the Youth and Creativity Department at Albacikat NGO. His previous work with organisations such as the British Council, the European Union, and UN Women Tunisia has deepened his belief in social work as a powerful tool for change.
Volunteering for Samed is at the heart of who he is: committed to building communities where every person has a voice, where collaboration sparks creativity, and where impact is felt by all.
Outside of his studies and activism, Samed finds joy in camping and socialising, always seeking new perspectives and connections.
