Niki Roubani is a visual artist and activist in the Women’s Movement, serving as President of the Greek Network of Women of Europe. She studied at the Athens School of Fine Arts and the Central School of Art and Design in London (BA Honours and Diploma, 1978). In 1975, while a student in the UK, she began her involvement in Human Rights through her role as Secretary General of the student association Ergasia. From 1986 to 2020, she worked in public education as an art teacher, where she found an alternative path for teaching Human Rights, equality, and violence prevention through Art. Since 1997, she has collaborated with international organizations and official bodies as the elected president of the board of the Greek Network of Women of Europe on issues of equality, violence, and human trafficking—the network operates a helpline and shelter for abused women. She has organized performances and held 18 solo exhibitions in Greece, the USA, Cyprus, and Belgium, and participated in many group exhibitions in Greece, the UK, Canada, and the Netherlands. She is a member of the Association of Art Teachers and has published in 28 issues of the journal *Visual Education*, the book *Migrants in Greece* by Ellinika Grammata, and educational material by the Institute of Training of the Ministry of the Interior, including the handbook and DVD *Bridges of Friendship* and *Lesvos–Dikili* (2005) on conflict resolution training.