Tanya Domi
Tanja Domi je vanredna profesorka međunarodnih odnosa na Univerzitetu Kolumbija i saradnica na Institutu Hariman gde predaje ljudska prava u zemljama Zapadnog Balkana.
Tanja je aktivistkinja za LGBTIQ ljudska prava blizu 25 godina, a trenutno je na poziciji predsjedavajuće Upravnog odbora GetEQUAL , nacionalne “grassroots” LGBTIQ organizacije u Sjedinjenim Američkim državama . Domi je postala nacionalno priznata gej vojna aktivistkinja tokom 1990-ih.
Svedočila je pred američkom Kongresom o problemima i temama vezanim za LGBTIQ osobe. Domi je radila u američkom Stejt dipartmentu na implementaciji Dejtonskog mirovnog sporazuma u Bosni i Hercegovini, 1996-2000.
Pored toga, radila je i na projektima razvoja demokratije u 12 zemalja, uključujući Albaniju, Crnu Goru, Kosovo i Srbiju.
Tanja trenutno piše knjigu o LGBTIQ pokretu na Zapadnom Balkanu.
Tanya Domi is an Adjunct Professor of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University and a faculty affiliate of the Harriman Institute where she teaches human rights in the Western Balkans.
Ms. Domi is a LGBTIQ and human rights activist of nearly 25 years and presently serves as Chair of the Board of Directors of GetEQUAL, a national grassroots LGBTIQ organization in the United States.
Domi became a nationally acclaimed gay military activist during the 1990s and has testified before the US Congress about LGBTIQ related issues. Domi worked for the US State Department on implementation of the Dayton Peace Accords in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1996-2000. She has also worked on democracy development projects in 12 countries including Albania, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia.
Tanya is currently writing a book on the LGBTIQ movement in the Western Balkans.
