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Portrait of Athina Fatsea

Athina Fatsea

UNESCO Chair on Threats to Cultural Heritage Greece, GR
Member of Research Community | Member of Education Community | Member of Communicators Community | Member of Impact Community | Member of Climate Action Community

Athina Fatsea is a PhD Candidate in Cultural Heritage and Disaster Risk Management at the Department of Foreign Languages, Translation and Interpreting (DFLTI) and the UNESCO Chair on Threats to Cultural Heritage of the Ionian University (IU). She works as Project Manager at ELIAMEP, as well as on translation projects for the institutions of the European Union at ORCO S.A. She was also an intern at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Hellenic Republic. She is a member of Europa Nostra, ESACH, the Europeana Network Association, the Hellenic Society for Translation Studies, and the Society of Kytherian Studies. She has participated in conferences in Europe and Africa. She speaks English and French.
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