CUE is excited to welcome three new interns, Federica Esposito, Camilla Di Nardo and Lena Leemhuis!
Over the coming weeks, our interns will contribute to real projects while learning how research, e-learning design, and social impact come together in practice. At CUE, we see internships as a space to practice courage, curiosity, collaboration and responsibility, and we’re grateful that our Utrecht University interns have chosen to take on this journey with us. We look forward to learning with them along the way 
Welcome to the team!!
Read more about who they are:
Italian by background, she brings a strong international perspective shaped by academic, professional, and volunteer experiences across Europe and beyond, including France, Belgium, Greece, the Netherlands, and South Korea. Academically and personally, she is passionate about gender studies, feminism, sexuality, dating cultures, and reproductive rights. With a strong interest in digital communication and social media, she approaches her work with creativity, curiosity, and passion, and is currently beginning her professional career in this field through her work with CUE.
She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences with a sociological curriculum, obtained in 2023 at the University of Milan, and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Gender Studies at Utrecht University, with an expected graduation in 2026. In 2024, she completed a professional training as a sexual education expert in Milan with the association AISPA (Italian Association of Sexology and Applied Psychology).
Camilla joins CUE as an intern, bringing her lived experience as a young adult navigating key life transitions in the pre-graduation stage. Passionate about education and inclusive storytelling, she focuses her internship on developing the Consent Lab’s learning materials: storyboarding content and shaping its visual and animated components. She also strengthens CUE’s presence in the Netherlands by delivering workshops in universities and organizations, gathering insights into students’ and communities’ learning needs. Camilla is eager to explore what it truly means to build inclusive support systems for students facing major life changes.
Camilla is currently pursuing an MA in Gender Studies at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. She holds a BA in International Relations and Global Affairs from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan, Italy, and completed an Erasmus exchange in Politics and International Relations at the University of Birmingham in the UK. Her previous experience in building DEI projects for high schools strengthened her commitment to developing more inclusive educational pathways that can support students through critical moments of change. Looking ahead, she aims to focus on sex education programmes and mental health support for young adults
