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== Career History == | == Career History == | ||
Ms. Vardanyan has sixteen years of experience working for international | Ms. Vardanyan has sixteen years of experience working for international NGOs. She has been working at HFHA since 2008, where she provides information on national housing needs and identifies potential beneficiaries for HFH interventions. | ||
Prior to joining HFH, she worked for Project Harmony Armenia, first as an Outreach Manager and then as a Program Manager for the Armenia School Connectivity Program. Ms. Siranush has played an important role in internet development in Armenia.<ref>[http://www.isoc.org/pubpolpillar/igfambassadors/alumni.php?id=190 isoc.org]</ref> | Prior to joining HFH, she worked for Project Harmony Armenia, first as an Outreach Manager and then as a Program Manager for the Armenia School Connectivity Program. Ms. Siranush has played an important role in internet development in Armenia.<ref>[http://www.isoc.org/pubpolpillar/igfambassadors/alumni.php?id=190 isoc.org]</ref> | ||
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She is a three time [[ICANN Fellow]] and actively attends [[ICANN Meetings]].<ref>[http://www.habitat.am/about/the-team.htm habitat.am]</ref> | She is a three time [[ICANN Fellow]] and actively attends [[ICANN Meetings]].<ref>[http://www.habitat.am/about/the-team.htm habitat.am]</ref> | ||
Ms. Vardanyan is also a Salzburg Seminar Fellow of the Academic Core Session "International Legal Perspectives on Human Rights", and a Central European University Summer School participant in the “Human Rights and Forced Displacement: An Interdisciplinary Approach” course. From 2000 to 2007 was the Program Department Manager at Project Harmony. | Ms. Vardanyan is also a Salzburg Seminar Fellow of the Academic Core Session "International Legal Perspectives on Human Rights", and a Central European University Summer School participant in the “Human Rights and Forced Displacement: An Interdisciplinary Approach” course. From 2000 to 2007 Ms. Vardanyan was the Program Department Manager at Project Harmony. | ||
She was a voting member for Civil Society Internet Governance Caucus.<ref>[http://www.igcaucus.org/node/25 igcaucus.org]</ref> | She was a voting member for the Civil Society Internet Governance Caucus.<ref>[http://www.igcaucus.org/node/25 igcaucus.org]</ref> | ||
== Education == | == Education == | ||
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| Country: | Armenia |
| Email: | siranush_vardanyan [at] hotmail.com |
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Siranush Vardanyan is the Program Development Director at Habitat for Humanity Armenia. Ms. Siranush was also an ISOC Ambassador for IGF in 2010.[1]
Career History
Ms. Vardanyan has sixteen years of experience working for international NGOs. She has been working at HFHA since 2008, where she provides information on national housing needs and identifies potential beneficiaries for HFH interventions.
Prior to joining HFH, she worked for Project Harmony Armenia, first as an Outreach Manager and then as a Program Manager for the Armenia School Connectivity Program. Ms. Siranush has played an important role in internet development in Armenia.[2]
She is a three time ICANN Fellow and actively attends ICANN Meetings.[3]
Ms. Vardanyan is also a Salzburg Seminar Fellow of the Academic Core Session "International Legal Perspectives on Human Rights", and a Central European University Summer School participant in the “Human Rights and Forced Displacement: An Interdisciplinary Approach” course. From 2000 to 2007 Ms. Vardanyan was the Program Department Manager at Project Harmony.
She was a voting member for the Civil Society Internet Governance Caucus.[4]
Education
She participated in the DiploFoundation's "Internet Governance Capacity Building Training" program in 2007, Veronica Cretu was her tutor.[5] She also participated in the First European Summer School on Internet Governance in Germany in August, 2007.[6]