September 2022 – August 2023: MA International Relations and Security, University of Westminster, United Kingdom
October 2017 – August 2020: BA International Relations and Politics, Black Sea University, Georgia
Nana Davitadze is an External Relations and Event Coordinator with seven years of experience in public diplomacy, refugee advocacy, and international cooperation. She currently serves as the External Relations and Event Coordinator at Road to Home International Association, where she develops strategic partnerships, organizes high-impact events, and leads awareness initiatives to support Georgian IDPs and displaced communities.
Before this, she worked as the External Affairs and Policy Officer at the Refugee Council UK (2022 – 2023), where she managed stakeholder engagement, coordinated advocacy initiatives, and supported refugee integration programs across the UK.
Previously, she was an Events and Communications Associate at Migrant Help UK (2021 – 2022), where she organized public forums, awareness campaigns, and workshops focused on refugee rights, asylum policies, and social inclusion.
From 2019 to 2021, Nana served as a Program Coordinator at the British Refugee Action Network, where she designed and implemented projects aimed at improving refugee education and employment opportunities while liaising with local government authorities and NGOs.
She also worked as an Advocacy and Outreach Officer at the Helen Bamber Foundation (2017 – 2019), where she assisted in policy research, coordinated public engagement initiatives, and supported survivors of displacement and trauma.
Recognized for her commitment to human rights and cross-cultural dialogue, Nana is dedicated to fostering collaboration between international institutions and displaced communities to drive meaningful change.
