Dr. Nikolett Suha
Founder @Sheja Consulting, Human Rights Lawyer, Trainer
Main focus: Discrimination & Harassment
Websites/blogs: https://www.shejaconsulting.com/ , https://baxtale.tv/ , https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikolettsuha/
Languages: English, Hungarian
City: Berlin
State: Berlin
Country: Germany
Topics: employee experience, whistle blowing, conflict management, workplace sexual harassment, psychological safety at workplace, discrimination, non violent communication, poverty class
Services: Talk, Moderation, Workshop management, Consulting, Interview
Willing to travel for an event.
Willing to talk for nonprofit.
I am a dedicated and accomplished lawyer specializing in discrimination and harassment and intercultural mediator with a wealth of experience in conducting workplace misconduct investigations and managing workplace conflicts. I have a proven track record of delivering strategic legal counsel and facilitating positive outcomes in challenging employee relation cases. Proficient in European, German, and Hungarian equal treatment legislation and employment law, I am offering comprehensive expertise in navigating complex legal landscapes.
I am the proud co-author of the pioneering book 'Ame Panzh - Az ébresztőkönyv' on Roma representation, demonstrating a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. Passionate about advocating for fairness and justice in all aspects of employment law and human rights.
I was awarded by the Hungarian Award for Sensitive Poverty Reporting in 2020.
Examples of previous talks / appearances:
The advancement of Roma inclusion in the white-collar workforce is not simply a moral imperative but also an economic one, as it strengthens businesses, cultivates innovation, and contributes to a society that truly values equality and opportunity for all. This event represents a critical step towards a more equitable future, where everyone can thrive and contribute meaningfully to their chosen careers, regardless of their background.
This talk is in: English
We are Ame Panzh ("The Five of Us"), five young Roma people in our thirties who, in a friendly discussion, decided to create a separate online space where we could speak out, as we increasingly feel that our values are not getting attention in the Hungarian media and intellectual discourse.
Our aim is to voice our opinions on socially relevant issues that have been silenced or under-thematized, be it the salon racism of the "progressive" elite, educational segregation or the shallow representation of Roma people in the media.