Trustees

Sabina Kadić-Mackenzie is a senior partner with strategic communications consultancy Charlotte Street Partners.

Sabina has expertise across the third, public and private sectors, and works with some of the world’s leading brands and Scotland’s best-known charities. Her passion lies in equality and social justice, and bringing the stories of what happened to ordinary people in Bosnia into the mainstream in Scottish society.

Sabina was born and raised in Sanski Most, Bosnia, spending much of her childhood in the village of Stari Majdan. Her family left the country during the conflict and spent time as refugees in Slovenia and England.  Sabina now lives in Linlithgow with her husband and two young daughters.

Sabina joined the board in 2022, and became its vice chair in June 2022. In January 2025, she was appointed to the position of chair.

Julie Adair worked in interactive content and the media over many years, holding senior roles at global media and entertainment companies. She was part of the birth of BBC Online and contributed to many of the new services launched as the web grew within the BBC, particularly blogging, community services and events, games and education.

In June 2023, Julie retired from the role of Director of Communications and Digital Engagement at Glasgow Caledonian University. She now focuses on non-executive work, as Vice Chair of Beyond Srebrenica and a trustee of music and dementia charity, Playlist for Life.

A Trustee since 2017, Barry is the Chief Executive of the environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful. Previously to this role he spent 25 years in senior roles in the Youth Sector, he visited Srebrenica as part of a delegation in 2018 and has a particular interest in ensuring that young people in Scotland are able to learn the lessons of the genocide. Barry has been the charity’s Secretary since September 2022.

Hana is a newly qualified solicitor practising immigration law, and works primarily with refugees in Scotland. She previously spent time studying law in France and on secondment to the UK Law Societies’ Joint Office in Brussels. 

Born in the UK, Hana is half Bosnian and regularly travels to Bosnia to visit family and friends. Having seen the impact of the war and gradual changes in Bosnia as the country moves on, the charity’s work is very close to her heart. 

Robyn is a third sector digital communications specialist who is passionate about human rights.

A history graduate from the University of Edinburgh, Robyn specialised in histories of resistance to oppressive regimes. She currently works at The Young Women’s Movement, ensuring young women in Scotland are educated about human rights. 

She joined the Beyond Srebrenica board in January 2026.

Stephanie is a teacher of History in Aberdeen. She is passionate about the pedagogies around teaching ‘difficult histories’ and also studied African American history at the University of Mississippi.

She has visited Sarajevo on delegations to meet survivors and those generations living with the impact of the past conflict and she also does much work with the Holocaust Educational Trust. She hopes to pass the lessons from both of these to future generations in her classes.