Lukša Pezelj is a long-standing expert and author of prevention programs in the fields of public health, social marketing, and youth work. He graduated from the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Split and directed his professional path toward the development of educational and socially responsible initiatives, with particular emphasis on addiction prevention, child protection, and the promotion of healthy lifestyles. Throughout his career, he has served as author and leader of numerous national campaigns, projects, and media content, collaborating with government institutions, non-governmental organizations, and international partners.
He has participated in the development of prevention programs and public health initiatives at the national level, served as a member of expert working groups, and organized educational sessions and lectures for parents, young people, and professionals. His work also encompasses publishing, the development of educational materials, and participation in projects focused on social inclusion, sustainable development, and community strengthening.
In his work with the Peacemakers Association, he contributes his extensive experience in developing educational content, socially responsible programs, and public campaigns, with emphasis on preventing risky behaviors, raising awareness of social values, and promoting a culture of peace through an interdisciplinary approach.