Sabine Larribeau is Director of AMERA International. She has worked with, and for, refugees for the past 17 years in Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East and North Africa – specialising in coordinated legal and psychosocial case management, representation and advocacy. Sabine has a particular interest in the interchange between biopsychosocial factors and law, and has developed and implemented programming accordingly. She consults in evaluations and programming strategy that advances the rights of refugees and migrants, alongside consultants with lived experience of displacement. Sabine formerly worked as a director in the refugee-led executive leadership team at St Andrew’s Refugee Services (StARS) in Egypt, and as a supervising advocate at Just for Kids Law in the UK. She has a long history with AMERA and its work, having been team leader of the unaccompanied children and youth team at AMERA Egypt a decade ago. Sabine brings to AMERA International a vision and energy for integrated and dynamic refugee legal aid.