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Sandra Ribeiro
President of the Commission for Citizenship and Gender Equality since October 2020, after leaving her post as Director-General of the Directorate-General for Employment and Labour Relations (2018-2020).
Between 2010 and 2014, she chaired the Commission for Equality in Labour and Employment.
She completed a postgraduate course in labour law and legislation techniques and a law degree.

Last updated: March 2024
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Nuno Monteiro
Specialist in International Relations and Security Studies. He holds a PhD from the University of Chicago and was a professor of political science at Yale University.
He was also director of the Centre for International Security Studies at Yale University, where he taught International Relations Theory and Security and Defence Studies. He was a researcher at the Whitney and Betty MacMillan Centre and a member of Brandford College

Last updated: June 2021
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Susana Coroado
Political scientist and researcher at Dublin City University, Ireland, with work on topics such as corruption, public integrity, lobbying regulation and institutional reforms. She holds a PhD from the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Lisbon , was president of Transparency International Portugal (2020–2022) and collaborates with international networks and NGOs in the area of good governance.

Last updated: december 2025
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Rui Medeiros
Professor at the Faculty of Law of the Portuguese Catholic University, where he completed his habilitation exams, doctorate and master's degree. He was Director of the Faculty of Law of the Catholic University. He is Director of the Católica Research Centre for the Future of Law and a member of the European Public Law Group. He was Minister for Administrative Modernisation in the 20th Constitutional Government.

Last updated: December 2019
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José Ferreira Fernandes
He was born in Luanda in 1948. He is a journalist and has worked on the «Diário de Notícias», «Público», the «Diário Popular» and «Visão» and «Sábado» magazines, as well as other publications. He has received several awards for reporting, including the Bordalo prize – Journalist of the Year award (Casa da Imprensa) and the Journalist of the Year award (Clube de Journalists do Porto). Currently, he runs the Mensagem de Lisboa online newspaper.

Last updated: August 2022
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Céu Mateus
Professor of Health Economics in the Lancaster University Division of Health Research, UK. She has a PhD in Public Health Economics, a Master's degree in European Social Policy and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics. She was Assistant Professor of Health Economics at the National School of Public Health (2001-2014). She worked at the Ministry of Health's Institute for Informatics and Financial Management (now ACSS) in the Management Information Systems Development department between 1995 and 2001, where she was the executive responsible for the Financing System/Classification System in Homogeneous Diagnosis Groups. As a researcher she works mainly in the area of economic evaluation of health technologies, measuring efficiency, equity and quality of life. She is president of the Portuguese Association of Health Economics (APES) and one of the founders of EuHEA – European Association of Health Economics. She was the scientific coordinator of the documentary "Tudo é Nada sem Saúde" for Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos.

Last updated: May 2022
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R. Daniel Kelemen
He heads the Department of Political Science at Rutgers University, where he teaches political science and law. A member of the Council on Foreign Relations, he is a regular commentator on EU affairs in the American and international media.
He served as Professor of Politics at Lincoln College, Oxford University. He has been a member of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, a visiting professor at Princeton University's Law and Home Affairs Program and a professor at the Centre for European Policy Studies in Brussels.

Last updated: May 2022
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Bárbara Reis
Público journalist since 1989. She was a correspondent in New York (1995-2000), Culture Editor (2002-2007), editor of P2 (2007-08), executive member of the board (2008-09) and director (2009-16). She is now a main writer and writes two weekly columns, Free Style, about journalism, and Coffee Break, about anything and everything else. She has a Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences from Nova University Lisbon. She was spokesperson for the UN peace mission in Timor-Leste between 2000 and 2002. She teaches classes in Writing Opinion Texts at IPPS-ISCTE-UL and has written two books: «The Negotiator – Diplomatic Revelations about Timor-Leste», 1997-1999 (Dom Quixote, 2019) and «A Normal Day in the Digital Age – Ethics, Values and Politics» (Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos, 2020).

Last updated: May 2022