Staff Members
The WSCF-Europe office is based in Torre Pelice, Italy. A part of our team is based there and the rest of our team works from their diverse countries of residence across Europe. Our staff work closely with the European Regional Committee, as well as the other regions and partners.
The team is composed of:
Core staff:
My name is Serena Tiburtini and I am from Italy, currently living in Torre Pellice, in the Waldensian Valleys around Turin.
I joined WSCF-Europe after several years of working to ensure access to rights for asylum-seekers and migrants in Italy.As WSCF-Europe Regional Secretary, I am responsible for the overall operational management, development and improvement of the WSCF community in Europe.
To do so, I am supported by our Global staff and by the Regional Committee Members: together, we develop and implement a strategic plan to support us in achieving our mission of “Living faith together for justice”.A typical day in my job includes: fostering and nurturing current partnerships with international and European institutions (EU, CoE), other youth-led organisations and senior religious leaders; expanding our network of partners; ensuring project and financial management; overseeing project activities and leading project staff and volunteers.
My door is always open at: wscf@wscf-europe.org
Hi, I’m Evelyn Diana Plitman and I am the Communications Officer of WSCF-E. I am happy to hear your ideas as well. You can contact me at communications@wscf-europe.org.
Mozaik Team:
Laura Gomez Reyes. Barranquilla, Colombia. International business and Finance professional. Youth leader at Presbyterian Church of Colombia. Drawn to diverse cultures, history, languages and travels. Passionate about everything related with ecumenical and interreligious world. Enjoys serving others, volunteering, and contributing to the community.
If you would like to contact me, you could do it at mozaik@wscf-europe.org.
Eleonore Seiferth studied English literature and art education at the University of Paderborn, with a focus on art mediation and cultural education. Alongside her academic work, she participated in international projects such as the “Share the Care” youth event in Croatia, gaining diverse insights into collaboration and cultural exchange.
Marcos is a Brazilian videomaker and graphic designer based in Italy. He is passionate about using music and visual arts to create unity and harmony. His work is deeply inspired by his love for ecumenical communities and the richness of cultural diversity.