10 January 2020

Zala Primc

Zala studied Social Sciences in Ljubljana and Lisbon and worked for various student, worker and human rights organisations, such as Amnesty International, before she became engaged in environmental campaigning. She joined the Europe Beyond Coal Secretariat in 2019 after being an international project lead for Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe. She is passionate about progressive social change, climate justice, direct democracy and supporting local communities and grassroots movements. She speaks English, German and Slovene.

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