Yesterday-Today-Tomorrow (YTT), is a Paris-based, global Humanitarian Organisation founded at the end of 2017 by artist Bryan Mc Cormack, after an exhibition which included drawings made by several hundred refugee children, that he did for the 57th International Venice Biennale. Since then, YTT has grown into an international non-profit, developing and implementing unparalleled Gender-Equality Education programs within Education in Emergencies (EiE) environments for child/youth communities impacted by conflict and/or disaster. Our programs are tailor-designed and adapted to areas of the world where human-rights and gender abuses, particularly to children and particularly to girls, are the most prevalent, equipping fragile communities and populations with the most imperative tools required to combat against child trafficking, gender-based violence, discrimination and exploitation.
Who Are We?
OUR TEAM
Founder: Bryan Mc Cormack
President: Claire de Chassey

Professor Fridanna Maricchiolo (Roma Tre University)
Dr. Henry Bell (University of the West of Scotland)
Sara Gabrielli (Roma Tre University/Sapienza University di Roma)
Maria Catalano (Roma Tre University)
Along with a Team of: Beatrice Donnini, Sofia Imperia, Elisabetta Callaringi, Benedetta Giuliani, Melissa Pistilli, Sara Gramiccia, Alessia Ferranti, Federica Valeriani, Jessica Fusco, Vasilica Roxana Paun, Jennifer Cerrato, Maria Chiara Larocca, Coata Giovanna, Adriana Landi, Sara Rocca, Chiara Garufi, Elena Papale, Benedetta Fortuna, Lisa Lancia, Ylenia Paradisi and Anna De Pucchio.
Global Project Manager: Bryan Mc Cormack
YTT Teacher Trainers: Claire de Chassey, Samantha Barroero & Laurent Friquet
Gender Programming Specialist & Communications: Elizabeth Pennington
U.S. Clinical Program Development Team: Chaundra Finley-Merrell LCSW
& Anne Villano MSW
YTT Curator: Samantha Barroero
Legal Counsel: Claire de Chassey
Video Editing: Curtis Argent
Web Design: Alexis Champion
YTT Research & Development:
Professor Paola Perucchini (Roma Tre University)