Lena Orlandini

Lena Orlandini is an Italian-Austrian advocate for refugee rights with a strong belief in community-led humanitarian work. Driven by a deep curiosity for diverse cultures, Lena began her global journey at the age of fifteen, moving to Costa Rica and later living across multiple countries to gain a holistic understanding of global challenges. She has contributed to refugee support efforts in both Greece, working with displaced communities at Korinth Camp, and South Korea, where she supported the integration of North Korean refugees. Lena is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action at Sciences Po Paris, with a particular focus on localization and recipient agency in humanitarian interventions. She is committed to building inclusive, equitable systems that center the voices and leadership of affected communities.