Daniela Reale
About Daniela Reale
Daniela Reale serves as the Lead Child Protection and Children on the Move at Save the Children UK, where she has worked since 2015. She has a strong background in child rights advocacy, policy development, and ethical business practices.
Work at Save the Children
Daniela Reale has been working at Save the Children UK since 2006. She currently holds two significant roles: Lead Child Protection and Children on the Move since 2015 and Exploited Children Policy Adviser since 2006. In her capacity as Lead Child Protection, she focuses on the protection of children in vulnerable situations, particularly those on the move. Her role as Exploited Children Policy Adviser involves developing policies that address the needs and rights of exploited children. Both positions are based in London, United Kingdom.
Education and Expertise
Daniela Reale has a strong educational background in international relations and political science. She studied at the London School of Economics and Political Science, where she earned a Master's degree in International Relations from 1997 to 1998. She also obtained a Laurea in Political Science - International Studies from the University of Florence. Additionally, she completed a Specialisation Course in Diplomatic Studies - International Relations at Fondazione Ricerche Internazionali from 1996 to 1997. Her expertise includes ethical business practices and sustainability within the context of child rights and protection.
Background
Before her tenure at Save the Children, Daniela Reale worked as a Policy and Campaigns Manager at Daycare Trust from 2005 to 2006. She also served as a Consultant Policy Analyst for various non-profit organizations from 1999 to 2005. This diverse background has contributed to her extensive operational experience in advocacy and policy development, specifically related to child protection and child trafficking.
Achievements
Daniela Reale has developed a strong background in strategic planning and lobbying for children's rights and protection issues. She engages in media-related activities to promote social responsibility and child protection initiatives. Her work has focused on creating awareness and developing policies that address the challenges faced by vulnerable children, particularly those who are exploited or on the move.