Sina Yigzaw

Elected Committee Chairperson leading advisory initiatives to inform the EU Delegation on integrating grassroots community insights into high-level policy frameworks. Brief EU Special Representatives and Ambassadors directly on local youth perspectives and regional socio-political dynamics.

Founded and scaled a social impact initiative advancing UN SDGs 3, 5, 16, and 17, establishing inclusive support structures and opportunity pathways for young women. Secured acceptance into the Millennium Campus Network, earning UN-recognition for project design and implementation.

Drove gender-focused campaigns and community mobilization for social justice, developing multimedia outreach materials to expand public visibility. Collaborated with local and international partners to foster collective action and coordinate high-impact initiatives.

Spearheaded Addis Ababa University's participation in a global dispute settlement simulation, formulating sharp oral pleadings and arguments from both Complainant and Respondent perspectives. Won the Best Overall Written Submissions award at the African Regional Round.

Analyzed substantive civil, administrative, and criminal case files to formulate legal assessments and streamline operational workflows within the justice system. Facilitated communication between detectives, prosecutors, legal representatives, and court officials.

Drafted formal agreements and mapped key stakeholders to expand organizational networks, securing resources and establishing long-term strategic alliances. Coordinated programs and moderated high-level events, managing protocols and virtual workshops.

Synthesized volatile socio-political data across the Horn of Africa, translating complex dynamics into accessible policy insights under tight operational deadlines. Anchored on-camera broadcasts addressing regional peace and foreign relations.

Conducted empirical inquiries and authored published articles on regional governance, stability, and cross-border dynamics, synthesizing substantive findings to inform state decision-makers. Delivered real-time geopolitical alerts and actionable recommendations.

Applied peace metrics and crisis prevention frameworks to evaluate social cohesion indicators, synthesizing comparative evidence to assess post-conflict recovery. Led strategic campaigns linking gender equity to Positive Peace principles.

Recruited through rigorous selection processes to represent Ethiopia, earning appointment as Team Leader in the prestigious law of war simulation. Drafted high-caliber submissions on armed conflict frameworks, securing national selection and institutional fee waivers.

Pursuing a Bachelor of Laws degree, with studies focused on legal principles and practice.

Completed a course in Negotiation and Intercultural Communication, enhancing skills in diplomatic engagement.

Completed a course on International Humanitarian Law in Theory and Practice, deepening understanding of legal frameworks in conflict.

Completed the Aspire Leadership Program, focusing on leadership development and strategic thinking.