Gentjana Zeneli graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Tirana and has held a lawyer's license since 2017. With over 10 years of experience in civil society, she has worked as a lawyer, project coordinator, monitor of penitentiary institutions, and trainer in various projects funded by international organizations. Her experience has been focused on protecting the rights of marginalized groups, particularly minors, women and girls, minorities, and persons with disabilities. Currently, she is employed as a capacity-building specialist in the Access to Justice program at Terre des Hommes, Albania, which focuses on protecting the rights of children and youth. The project she is involved in aims to train institutions that provide services for children and youth, as well as those in conflict with the law. Additionally, she trains youth in various fields such as legal education, gender issues, advocacy/lobbying, and increasing their knowledge of the instruments and mechanisms available to protect their rights.