Hanna Miśniakiewicz

Non-Resident Fellow

Hanna Miśniakiewicz

Since 2022, she has been working with the UNICEF Office for Refugee Response in Poland, where she supports the monitoring, reporting, and planning of humanitarian programs implemented in response to the war in Ukraine.

As Poland’s Youth Delegate to the UN during the 79th session of the General Assembly, she represented Poland in the work of the Third Committee, the Human Rights Council debates, and the High-Level Political Forum, as well as at the OSCE and the European Parliament, focusing on human rights, security, and sustainable development. She is a co-founder of Poland’s first Youth, Peace & Security coalition, aimed at implementing UN Security Council Resolution 2250 and strengthening the role of the younger generation in building security and resilient democracies.

She is a member of the board of the United Nations Association of Poland. She has completed, among other programs, the Humanity in Action Human Rights Academy, the European Solidarity Corps program, and the UNICEF Young Leaders network. She began her career in nongovernmental organizations supporting the education of people from marginalized communities, gradually combining local and international efforts. Areas of expertise: UN, Youth, Peace & Security, human rights, conflict prevention, humanitarian response, social resilience.

Hanna Miśniakiewicz

Non-Resident Fellow

Hanna Miśniakiewicz

Since 2022, she has been working with the UNICEF Office for Refugee Response in Poland, where she supports the monitoring, reporting, and planning of humanitarian programs implemented in response to the war in Ukraine.

As Poland’s Youth Delegate to the UN during the 79th session of the General Assembly, she represented Poland in the work of the Third Committee, the Human Rights Council debates, and the High-Level Political Forum, as well as at the OSCE and the European Parliament, focusing on human rights, security, and sustainable development. She is a co-founder of Poland’s first Youth, Peace & Security coalition, aimed at implementing UN Security Council Resolution 2250 and strengthening the role of the younger generation in building security and resilient democracies.

She is a member of the board of the United Nations Association of Poland. She has completed, among other programs, the Humanity in Action Human Rights Academy, the European Solidarity Corps program, and the UNICEF Young Leaders network. She began her career in nongovernmental organizations supporting the education of people from marginalized communities, gradually combining local and international efforts. Areas of expertise: UN, Youth, Peace & Security, human rights, conflict prevention, humanitarian response, social resilience.