Alast Mojtahed Najafi
Alast has been on Hannah’s team since July 2019 and works on the topics of feminist foreign policy and security & defense. Alast holds a Master’s degree in Human Rights from the Université Saint Louis in Brussels and an LL.M. in European Law from Leiden University.
Angelika Hild
Angelika is coordinating Hannah’s communication and press work. Before joining the team, she worked in communications for two agencies and an NGO. Angelika holds a bachelor in European Studies and a Master in Communication and European Affairs. Besides her native German, Angelika speaks English, French, Spanish and some Dutch. In her free time, she takes lessons in classical singing and is active in a public speaking club.
Carsten Jürgensen
Carsten is responsible for Human Rights and the Delegation to the Arabian Peninsula. Carsten has worked almost 20 years as a researcher on the Middle East and North Africa in the International Secretariat of Amnesty International. In terms of geography, he has stayed true to the region – after all, he has lived in Middle Eastern countries for many years. A staunch Brussels resident, Carsten is a regular at jazz venues.
Katharina Krüll
Katharina holds a BA and an MA in European Studies.
She works on the optimisation of work processes and the entire office organization, a role that she came to enjoy when organising a non-partisan election campaign in the run-up to the European Parliament elections.
In her free time, Katharina sings in a choir and likes to discover Brussels and its surroundings by bike.
She speaks German, English, Spanish, French, and some Dutch.
Elisabeth Hoffmann
Elisabeth is responsible for the offices in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Primarily in Berlin she coordinates Hannah’s appointments, organises events and keeps in touch with the Greens and local NGOs. Previously, she worked for 10 years in the field of intercultural dialogue and organised political networking projects, most recently for the Genshagen Foundation. She has a diploma in Regional Studies Latin America and a bachelor’s degree in German-French Cultural Relations.
Jonathan Pritzlaff
Jonathan is studying Scandinavian Studies and Business Administration and supports Hannah’s office in Greifswald. He coordinates Hannah’s appointments on site and is in contact with citizens and the regional Green association. In his spare time, Jonathan enjoys travelling through Europe by night train and is active in the local Green Youth association. He speaks German, Finnish, English and some Swedish.
