Marina Roxana Corneliu is a youth activist and researcher focused on disability rights, mental health, and inclusive education. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in Diplomatic Studies at the University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, with a research focus on the negotiation process of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Passionate about systemic change, she leads a pilot project on inclusive education in Bucharest, which takes a dual approach: building an inclusive culture through workshops for both students and school staff and conducting research on the level of inclusion awareness and capabilities in schools. With a background in non-formal education, she has designed and led workshops on self-awareness, emotional intelligence, inclusive communication, and inclusive culture. Actively engaged in public speaking, advocacy, and policy discussions at national and international levels, she strives to revolutionize the way we perceive disabilities and recognize how present they truly are in our society.