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Igor Jurić is the founder of the Tijana Jurić Foundation and the Center for Missing and Abused Children. He coordinates the activities of the Center, manages resources, motivates, and leads the team. He is the inspirer and initiator of most of the Center’s actions, including significant changes to the Police Law, amendments to the Criminal Code, and the introduction of the „Find Me“ system in Serbia.

Christopher Robert Hill is an American diplomat and the current US Ambassador to Serbia. He was previously an ambassador to North Macedonia, Poland, and South Korea. During 1998–1999, he served as a special envoy for Kosovo and was the closest assistant to Richard Holbrooke during the Dayton negotiations. Hill has served in the State Department since 1977.

Dušan Vuković is a clinical psychologist and court expert, serving as the head of the Department of Child and Developmental Psychology at the Institute for Health Protection of Children and Youth of Vojvodina. He has published numerous scientific papers and is a member of working bodies for mental health improvement and the Health Psychology Section of the Serbian Psychological Society.

Miroslav Jovanović is a master social worker and head of the Service for Coordination of Victim Protection of Human Trafficking at the Center for Protection of Victims of Human Trafficking. He has extensive experience working directly with victims of human trafficking and is the founder of the only shelter for victims of human trafficking in Serbia. He is currently undergoing training in systemic family psychotherapy.

Christina Shultz is a licensed clinical social worker with experience working with children and families. She is currently a supervisor and forensic interviewer at the Palomar Health Center. She is certified in child abuse prevention training and oversees child abuse programs. She is active in professional organizations and has received several awards for her dedication and work in child abuse prevention.

Slobodan Negić is an educator on safe internet use, a harmful content analyst within the Net Patrol program, and a project coordinator for Web Detectives at the Center for Missing and Abused Children.

David Wright is the Executive Director of SWGfL and the UK Safer Internet Center, with over 20 years of experience in online safety. He advises governments and organizations on security strategies, is a member of the World Economic Forum, and has been awarded the CBE for improving the safety of children and youth.

Jelena Zorić is a graduate psychologist and certified family psychotherapist with extensive experience working with children, youth, and families, especially in the social protection system. She is currently the director of the Center for Social Work in Novi Sad.

Aleksandar Markov is a history teacher at the Eighth Belgrade Gymnasium and president of the Forum of Belgrade Gymnasiums. As an active participant in educational debates, he regularly takes part in panels, TV shows, and organizes round tables dedicated to education.

Slobodan Arsenijević is a member of the Council of the Center for Missing and Abused Children, former warden of the Valjevo Penitentiary, and a systemic family psychotherapist with extensive experience in the prevention and resocialization of individuals with behavioral disorders.

Timea Kukla shapes the visual identity of the Center for Missing and Abused Children by creating digital content – posts, photos, texts, and videos. She is responsible for digital marketing and promoting the Center’s activities. Additionally, she is the host of the podcast „Safe Story,“ which addresses important topics focused on the safe and healthy upbringing of children.

Jovana Škorić holds a PhD in political science – social policy and social work. She is currently an assistant professor and head of the Department of Social Work at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad. She completed training in integrative psychodynamic psychotherapy. At the Center for Missing and Abused Children, she leads scientific research activities. Her main areas of interest are community social work, juvenile delinquency, human rights, and post-penal support.

Vladimir Grbić is an actor with extensive experience in theater, film, and marketing. He has also served as a host of the Palić Film Festival, a mentor for theater workshops at the Danilo Kiš Foundation, and directed plays for the Raičević Ballet School and educational films for the Center for Missing and Abused Children.

Ksenija Mitrović completed her undergraduate and master’s studies at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad. She is currently a member of the Youth Theater, performing in plays such as „Three Winters,“ „Sex for Beginners,“ „Ksenija and the Hunter,“ „Rabies,“ and others. Since 2022, she has also been working as a drama pedagogue at the „Academy of Entertainment and Arts O&M“ in Novi Sad.

Ana Rudakijević graduated in acting in 2018 in Novi Sad and is currently employed at the National Theater in Sombor. She has attended various acting workshops as well as psychodrama and psychotherapy workshops to gain knowledge for working with children.

Marko Vujević graduated in acting in 2022 in the class of prof. Elene Trepetove Kostić, as a student of the generation at the Academy of Arts in Banja Luka. He was an associate of the National Theater of the RS and played in a musical in Sarajevo in 2019. He is currently a member of the Subotica Children’s Theater.