Idila Ibrahimi has a Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Prishtina. Her undergraduate research focused on the influence of technology and foreign media on Kosovo’s youth, exploring how globalization shapes youth identity and culture. As part of her studies, she spent a semester at Bournemouth University where she undertook coursework in Social and Cultural Anthropology and contributed to a research project in collaboration with Palladium and the university.

In addition, she has contributed to several research initiatives in Prishtina, investigating collective memory through the lens of formerly functional, now-abandoned urban spaces. With a strong interest in combining grassroots approaches with a social sciences framework, Idila is passionate about using applied anthropology to address pressing social challenges.

She joined CHwB Kosova in August 2023 as the Fellowship Coordinator in the Heritage Space program.