ESAI Ambassadors
From Armenia to Portugal, France, China, and beyond, ESAI-en-ROI brings together people from many different nationalities through its projects. This cultural diversity is at the heart of our community. To celebrate the people who make it so special, we proudly award them the honorary title of Ambassador.
Discover the inspiring individuals who have helped shape ESAI-en-ROI over the years.

Alina Belyaeva
(Russian-Kazan)
Certified vocal/music therapist | Researcher-practitioner, published in the Russian Science Citation Index) | Member of the Kazan Association of Music Therapists, speaker at Russian and international conferences. Currently, she is studying for a master's degree in "Music Therapy and Vocal Pedagogy" (KazGIK) and is conducting scientific research in this field.
Esai-en-roi project : individual volunteering Sep-Dec 2019.

Anton Gjolaj
(Montenegro)
Professional athlete |Dedicated triathlete with experience in running, cycling, swimming, and duathlon competitions. Passionate about sports performance, discipline, and representing youth through international and community initiatives. Alongside athletic development, he is actively involved in youth engagement and intercultural projects.
EER project : ESC FOTH July 2025, team volunteering.

Belma Nahic
(Bosnian)
Environmental Scientist | Her work focuses on protected area governance, biodiversity conservation, climate adaptation, and strengthening the connection between science, policy, and local implementation. Through her work, she advocates for more inclusive, science-based, and locally grounded approaches to conservation and sustainability.
EER project : individual volunteering Sep Nov 2021

Luis B.Piquer
(Spain), Painter, Individual volunteering Nov 24-Mar 25

Olivia Walker
Editor in Chief

Dan Mitchell
Assistant Manager
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Noah Patterson
Programming Editor
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Tess Anderson
Art Director

Olivia Walker
Editor in Chief

Dan Mitchell
Assistant Manager
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Noah Patterson
Programming Editor
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Tess Anderson
Art Director