Her main responsibilities include planning, organising and coordinating the implementation of digital rights projects, ensuring the programmes achieve their aims. She works closely with team members, monitors progress, identifies challenges, and ensures the smooth and timely delivery of activities.
Before joining BIRN, she was engaged in both the non-governmental and private sectors, working at the intersection of digital transformation, social engagement and community development. She has collaborated with international, regional and local organisations, with a focus on strengthening the digital capacities of individuals and organisations. Azra believes that digital literacy and equal access to technology are essential for inclusive and sustainable development.
Azra has also been involved in designing and implementing international youth exchange programmes aimed at countering hate speech, challenging prejudice and fostering mutual understanding among young people from diverse backgrounds.
Through her work, she has gained deep insight into the vulnerabilities that communities across the region face in the digital space. Her current role at BIRN reflects her continued dedication to promoting safer, more inclusive and rights-based digital environments.