Banned Books is a museum in the Old Town of Tallinn that aims to preserve and exhibit banned, burned, and censored books from around the world.

Students supporting Banned Books within the framework of the SEIP University Cooperation Program:

My name is Yasmin Khader, I'm a business administration student at ASE - FABIZ (Romania). I'm half Romanian and half Palestinian, being native in both languages. I'm very charismatic, optimistic, and most importantly open-minded! I'm also a very creative person, having all sorts of hobbies like drawing, makeup, sewing, crocheting and I even paint; Opening my own business in quarantine, selling and creating custom painted clothes. In the Economic field, I'm most interested in Marketing, Public Relations, and Social Media. I volunteered my time throughout uni at an NGO related to my studies, now becoming a PR & SM Specialist and mentor. Therefore I'm very excited to bring new ideas and spice up our upcoming project "Banned Books Museum", stay on the lookout for more!

Sabina Sava - I am a young, enthusiastic woman at the beginning of my career with a valuable skill-set, eager to learn and to grow.

A Business Administration student at The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, a member of Open 4 Business Association.

Usually, a dog a person, lately also a cat person.

I love to learn, live and explore and I do it with passion

My name is Rebeka Hercsik. I'm from Hungary and I study at ELTE - my minors are the Education of persons with hearing impairment and the Education of persons with intellectual disabilities.

I love every kind of arts: I played in a theater for 12 years, I played the piano for 7 years, and on top of that I'm a huge bookworm - so nothing would fit me better than supporting the Banned Books Museum in this project.

Supervisor:

Zsolt Bugarszki, Associate Professor at Tallinn University, head of the Social Entrepreneurship MA program, founder of the Social Entrepreneurship

Incubation Program (SEIP).