Angeliki Giannakopoulou

works at EAEA, connecting projects and policy work with a focus on making education more inclusive, participatory and responsive to real-world challenges. With a background in computer engineering and ongoing studies in gender, she brings together technology, critical thinking and a strong interest in creating safe, equitable spaces – both online and offline. Before joining EAEA, she worked as a project manager and adult educator in Greece, shaping her commitment to learner-centred approaches and intersectional perspectives in adult education.

Opinion

EAEA’s Angeliki Giannakopoulou: “We must reshape unjust systems, not merely endure them”

“In digital environments, the goal of resilience should not be to produce individuals better equipped to survive broken systems, but communities able to reshape them,” writes Angeliki Giannakopoulou in her Speakers’ Corner column, produced with the European Association for the Education of Adults.

16.06.2026 Angeliki Giannakopoulou