Inter
Aktion
Katja Lenič Šalamun und Goran Janevski
Founders, Project Managers
Katja Lenič Šalamun, was born 1982 in Slovenia. She studied translation studies at the University of Graz. She lived in Maribor, Edinburgh and Brussels. In 2014 she carried out her first Erasmus+ project "Youth for Peace" with the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Leymah Gbowee. "Youth for Peace" was awarded the Erasmus+ Award in 2015 as the best project in the youth work category in Austria.

Goran Janevski, born in North Macedonia. Tourism and management studies in Skopje. Many years of experience in the field of international youth work with active participation in the development of nonformal education in the youth field in North Macedonia and numerous stays abroad, among others in Bulgaria, Greece and the USA. He came to Austria in April 2015 through the European Voluntary Service.
Daniela Kocmut
Public Relations

Daniela Kocmut was born in Slovenia in 1980 and grew up bilingually in Austria after 1991. She studied German Philology and Translation Science in Graz and Dublin. She works as a literary translator and editor at the literature magazine LICHTUNGEN.
Majd Alhomsi
Project Assistance, Youth and Integration

Majd Alhomsi, born in Damascus, Syria. He came to Austria in November 2015. He became involved in the association and developed together with Goran Janevski the project "ReCycle your old bike".
Matin Sajjadi
Volunteer
Iulia Manda
Project Assistance


Born in Teheran, Iran, member of Afghanistan's national footbal team, since 2019 in Austria. Languages, sports and Erasmus+ enthusiast, loves nature and environment.
Born in Romania, studied Advertising in Cluj-Napoca and Azores. Started being active in local volunteering initiatives in 2011, getting to the point of being a project coordinator for a local project called Incubator107Cluj. From there to participating and working with Erasmus+ projects was just a step and in 2016 started working with InterAktion for the first time.
Gotse Grozdanov
Volunteer, European Solidarity Corps

Gotse describes himself as a citizen of the world, not only Bulgaria. After studying administrative law, he discovered volunteering which took him at first to Germany with practical relief work in a welfare-oriented organization and after that to many other countries, where he developed many intercultural and practical skills, useful in the non-formal field. Further on, he has participated in various youth projects, as a youth leader, facilitator, or background logistics and has involved in digital media creation.