Permanent Team
Virginie TROIT
Director
Master’s degree from Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, and Master’s II in management from ESC Toulouse
Julien ANTOULY
Scientific programs coordinator
Doctor in international law
Vincent LEGER
Research officer
Doctor in anthropology
Caroline VITAGLIONE
Administrative and communication officer
Masters from Université Aix-Marseille, qualified ISIT translator
From left to right : Vincent Léger, Caroline Vitaglione, Julien Antouly, Virginie Troit
Associate Experts
François AUDET
Doctor of philosophy, director of the Canadian Observatory on Crises and Humanitarian Actions – OCCAH, professor at l’UQAM
Catherine BARON
Professor of Political Science at Sciences-Po, specialist of West Africa and the Great Lakes, co-supervisor of Joint African Studies at Columbia University.
Francis BONNET
Professor of Medicine
Georges DJOHY
Doctor in sociale anthropology from the University of Göttingen (German), Lecturer-Researcher, National School of Statistics, Planning and Demography (ENSPD), University of Parakou (UP) – Benin
Ghislaine DOUCET
Principal Legal Adviser at the ICRC Delegation in France. Doctor of Law, specialized in international humanitarian law, terrorism, and international criminal law. Independent expert at the UN on issues related to the reparation of damages suffered by victims of acts of terrorism.
Jean-Pierre DOZON
Anthropologist and Scientific Director of the Fondation Maison des sciences de l’homme (FMSH) in Paris, Director of Research Emeritus at the Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD), member of the Institut des mondes africains (IMAF).
Alain EPELBOIN
Medical anthropologist, videographer, CNRS research fellow at the Museum of Natural History, Editor-in-Chief of the Bulletin of the Société de pathologie exotique, OMS-GOARN consultant in the framework of response to epidemics of viral haemorrhagic fevers (Ebola and Marburg).
Dan FERRAND-BECHMANN
Sociologist, Emeritus Professor at the University of Vincennes – Saint-Denis
Eloi FICQUET
Ethnologist, former board member (EHESS representative), specialist in the history and politics of the Horn of Africa
Thomas FOUQUET
Doctor of Anthropology, CNRS research fellow. As Scientific advisor to the Fund in 2014, he led the scientific programme of the Dakar seminar and supervised the development of the first issue of the Devenir Humanitaire collection.
Marion FRESIA
EHESS doctor, Professor of Anthropology and co-director of the Institute of Ethnology at the University of Neuchâtel (Switzerland)
Jean-Philippe GALAN
Doctor of Management Sciences, Professor at IAE Bordeaux. Director of research at the Doctoral School Entreprise Economy and Society. Involved with the French Red Cross in his own area, he is regional director of social action for the Délégation Territoriale du Tarn et Garonne and science advisor for the Direction Régionale d’Occitanie (Southern France).
Tamara GILES-VERNICK
Doctor of African History and Anthropology Medicine. Director of the Emerging Diseases Epidemiology Unit at Institut Pasteur in Paris.
Meglena JELEVA
Affiliated Economics Professor at the EconomiX Laboratory, Université Paris Nanterre, specialist in insurance and environmental and sanitary risk prevention.
Cheikh KANE
Climate Resilience Advisor for West Africa, Climate Centre of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
Alessia LEFEBURE
Sociologist, Director of Studies at EHESP, former member of the Board of Directors (EHESP representative), specialist in public health, innovation and the circulation of knowledge.
Annabelle MOATTY
Doctor of Geography and Regional Planning Contract researcher, Paris Institute of Earth Physics (University of Paris Cité / CNRS)
Isabelle PARIZOT
Sociologist (Maurice Halbwachs Center), specialist in access to healthcare for people in precarious situations (Caring for the marginalized).
Dolorès POURETTE
Doctor of health anthropology, Researcher and member of the Population and Development Center (CEPED) at the French Institute for Research in Development (IRD)
Nina SAHRAOUI
Doctor of sociology, her research interests lie at the intersection of migration sociology, gender, and health. Postdoctoral researcher at GTM-CRESPPA, CNRS, lead of the European projects CYBERGEN and GENDEREDCLIMATEMIG.
Danièle SONDAG
Doctor of Medicine and Biomedical Science, former Director-General of the Belgian Red Cross.
Toily Anicet ZRAN
Doctor in Health History, lecturer-researcher at the Université Alassane Ouattara in Bouaké (Ivory Coast), associated with the CRECCSA (Civilizations and African Savannah Communities Research Center )