• Professor Snježana Vasiljević, M. Phil. (Cantab, Darwin college) is a full professor of EU law, vice-head of the Department of European Public Law and the former head of the Institute for Public Law and Public Administration (2021-2023). Currently she serves as the president of the Committee for the Prevention of Discrimination and Gender Equality and the president of the Committee for Suppression of Sexual Harassment at the Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb. She teaches European Public Law, Fundamental Rights in the EU, EU Gender Equality Law, European Law on Gender Equality and Non-Discrimination, European Union Law, Discrimination and Anti-Discrimination Policy at the Faculty of Law, and European Union Law and European Project Management at the Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Zagreb.She graduated (summa cum laude) and received her PhD from the Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb. She holds a master’s degree from the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge, Darwin College. She is the winner of four Dean’s and Rector’s Awards, has been a fellow of  the Zlatko Crnić Foundation, and a scholarship recipient of the Ministry of Science and Technology and the City of Zagreb. As a visiting researcher, she specialized at the London School of Economics and Political Science, the University of Liverpool, Johanenes Koepler Universität Linz, and she completed her postdoctoral research at the Columbia University, New York, and the University of California, Los Angeles. She is an academic member of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence of the Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb ¨EU Global Leadership in the Rule of Law“. She has been the project leader of the Jean Monnet Module ¨EU Law and Gender: Making Equality Effective“, for which she was awarded The Good Lobby Academic Award. She has been also coordinating two international projects in Croatia: COST Action “Women on the Move” and UNIGEM. She is also involved in the work of the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (Community of Charter Experts), the Academy of European Law in Trier and the Council of Europe as a national expert and trainer (HELP).The areas of her professional interest are European Union law, fundamental rights in the European Union and equality law in the EU. She was a special adviser to the vice president of the Government of the Republic of Croatia for human rights and social issues; she is an external member of the Committee for Europan Affairs of the Parliament of the Republic of Croatia, and in the previous convocations of the Parliament, she also participated in the work of the Committee for Justice and Committee for Legislation. Since 2019, she has held the position of an ad hoc judge at the European Court of Human Rights. She is the author and editor of four books and over 50 scientific and professional papers.