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Portrait of Christianna Mourouzi

Christianna Mourouzi

Humanitarian Affairs Advisor, Doctors Without Borders, Greek Section
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Visiting Toronto Metropolitan Univeristy

Spring 2026

Christianna Mourouzi has been involved in humanitarian work, particularly on migration and refugee issues, since her university days. She has worked with national and international organizations on legal assistance, advocacy and research. From 2017 to 2021, she worked as a legal advisor and center manager at the Multifunctional Centre for Migrants and Refugees of the Hellenic Red Cross. Since 2021, she has been working with Médecins Sans Frontières as a Humanitarian Affairs Advisor, focusing on humanitarian analysis, policy, advocacy and community engagement. As of April 2025, she is the Vice-President of the Art and Action Network, a grassroots organization that promotes the fundamental human rights defense through art, education and sports.  Christianna holds two Master's degrees in Public International Law and Social Policy, and has completed DiploFoundation's Humanitarian Diplomacy online course and the European University Institute's (EUI) Migration Winter Academy.

Research focus while a Fellow with CERC

Christianna Mourouzi's research centres on advancing migrant-led storytelling and advocacy, with a focus on amplifying voices of displacement-affected communities and shifting humanitarian narratives toward lived experience. At CERC Migration, she aims to build strong linkages by engaging scholars and community partners in dialogue on narrative politics, co-developing comparative research, and exploring collaborative outputs such as joint publications or advocacy initiatives. Through exchange with experts at CERC Migration, she aims to refine her approach while contributing a practitioner perspective to CERC Migration's work on migration, integration, and representation.