Sabrina Cohen Dumani

Sabrina Cohen Dumani trained as a lawyer, works within the Nomads Foundation to simplify current complexities through systemic innovation. As an ecosystem architect, she models practical solutions —such as the hydrogen network or the future skills network—to make them accessible to as many people as possible. Her work prioritizes the impact of “we” and the creation of trust-based networks aimed at the common good. By combining legislative rigor with pragmatism, she builds structures where mutual support becomes a driver of a sustainable future.

Why is the International Day Against Harassment and for Inclusion in the Workplace so important?

This day is crucial for breaking the silence, transforming our vulnerabilities into collective strengths, and affirming that no glass ceiling justifies getting hurt.