Ardita Vejseli is a researcher at the European Policy Institute. She holds an LLM in International Law from the South East European University in Skopje and is pursuing her second LLM in International Human Rights Law from the University of Essex, United Kingdom. She was a Chevening Scholarship holder. Ardita works in various human rights projects including conducting field research. Since her engagement in EPI in 2017, she has been actively involved in leading and organizing three national debates according to the Deliberative Polling method, organized in cooperation with Stanford University from the USA. She is the author and co-author of several studies and was part of the second generation of the project “EUth – Youth Advocating in the EU” organized by Civil Rights Defenders, for which she conducted research on the right to education and young people with disabilities, with which she has advocated in several meetings in the European Parliament. During her LLM in the University of Essex, she was actively involved in the Digital Verification Unit within Amnesty International. Ardita was also part of the Yoth Council at the US Embassy in Skopje.