Political adviser Nina Möger Bengtsson joins the board

Nina Möger Bengtsson joins the board news about human rights issues.
 
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April 20, 2021

We are very excited to welcome Nina Möger Bengtsson to THE WHY. Nina is a political adviser in the European Parliament, where her focus areas are green politics and communication. She is also a member of the Youth Climate Council.

She will be a strong addition to our work of producing, curating and distributing documentaries that ensure that everyone has access to information about democracy and human rights.

”Supercool, thoroughly researched and completely truthful information is a shortagein the world today. But this is exactly what THE WHY is creating. THE WHY has built an enormously impressive organization communicating nuanced human rightsknowledge to hundreds of millions of people all over the world. It’s an organizationof doers making things happen and I’m looking forward to contribute to that.”

- Nina Möger Bengtsson

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