Alma Taslidžan has devoted her career to humanitarian disarmament and protection of civilians, starting from 2007 working for Handicap International (now Humanity & Inclusion) for South East Europe, on projects related to mine action and disability.

Since 2014 she leads Disarmament and Protection of Civilians advocacy for Humanity & Inclusion (also known as Handicap International). She contributed to the development of the political declaration to address the humanitarian consequences from the use of explosive weapons in populated areas and establishing the Explosive Weapons Monitor. She is in touch with survivors and conflict affected population through research projects and makes sure that assistance to victims is always on the agenda of disarmament discussions. She also monitors the implementation of the Mine Ban Treaty and the Convention on Cluster Munitions.

She sits in the Boards of INEW, ICBL and CMC, and she is a member of the Monitoring and Research Committee of the Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor and Board member of the Explosive Weapons Monitor. ​ Taslidžan holds a university degree in Journalism and Public relations, from the Faculty of Political Science, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.