Justine Di Mayo is a transitional justice specialist with 18 years of experience in post-conflict settings, primarily across the MENA region. Her work is grounded in a strong commitment to locally driven and participatory approaches to truth-seeking, justice,and reconciliation. Over the course of a decade living and working in Lebanon, she co-founded and led a human rights organization focused on documenting the missing and disappeared, supporting affected families, and fostering community-based dialogue and reconciliation. She has provided technical support to civil society organizations on community-led documentation, psychosocial support, women’s participation in peacebuilding, and grassroots memorialization as tools for reparation and peacebuilding. Since 2021, JD has served as Senior Program Manager at the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, managing the Europe and WANA networks. In this role, she supported museums and heritage sites in correcting exclusionary narratives, promoting recognition of historical injustices and their lasting impacts,  and creating spaces for critical reflection and dialogue to strengthen social cohesion.