Lina Vosyliūtė is a founder of Heartwarmingly for evidence-based social innovations.

With over nine years of research experience, she has authored 40+ publications, including books and academic articles, she aims to bring closer the world of research and advocacy on human rights with the evolving corporate sustainability and due-diligence agenda. 

She is a former Research Fellow at CEPS think-tank and a former researcher at Visionary Analytics. Her research focuses on migration and asylum governance, minority rights, Roma inclusion, intersectionality, civic space and the rule of law. 

Lina advocated for human rights and ethical trade causes with and on behalf of various institutions, foundations and NGOs in Lithuania, Malta, Hungary, Belgium, the Netherlands and South Africa. She is recognized for her human rights work and was ranked among the 100 women that make all Lithuanians proud.

In July 2024, Lina earned a Certificate in Business sustainability management at Cambridge Sustainability Leadership Institute. She also obtained an MA in Human Rights at the Central European University (CEU) and a BSc in Political Sciences – at the Vytautas Magnus University.

Lina is invited to various academic, civil society and media events as a speaker, discussant or commentator.

She also serves as a peer-reviewer for various prestigious academic journals, such as International Migration Review (IMR) or McGill Journal of Sustainable Development Law (MJSDL).