Alumni Stories
May/June 2024
MA Human Rights alumna (2023) and Curator at Scarborough Museums and Galleries, Dorcas Taylor has been featured in a recent edition of the Museums Journal. Read it here.
2 April 2024
Gaia Marcus, one of our alumna, has just been appointed director of the Ada Lovelace Institute. Read more here.
27 February 2024
Read this piece entitled 'Female Genital Mutilation Continues Amid Sudan’s Conflict and Forced Displacement' from our MA alumna Paleki Ayang who is the Gender Advisor for the Middle East and North Africa at Equality Now. Read it here.
28 August 2023
Read this piece on the Indiana Law Review's website from one of our alumna Irene Victoria Massimino entitled 'The crime of aggression and trials in absentia: the only short-term response to finding Putin and other Russian leaders accountable' Read it here.
21 August 2023
Read this piece on the Global Partner's Digital website by one of our alumna Ellie McDonald entitled 'The UN’s Cybercrime Convention: GPD calls for enhanced human rights protections' Read it here.
31 October 2022
At Forum For The Future, Sumi Dhanarajan and her team are trying to catalyse a deep sustainability transition for Asia that avoids the problems of piecemeal approaches. Read the full story here.
2020
Patrick Canagasingham, MA graduate from 1995 and Chief Operating Officer at Habitat for Humanity, was interviewed about his time after graduation. Read it here.
2017
Patrick Duce writes a report for the Churchhill Fellowship on 'Responding to an International Migration Crisis: Testing Resilience reception in Canada and Germany. Read it here(Opens in new window).
11 January 2016
Lucy Gregg warns the UK of the Immigration Bill which decreases the child protection in the UK. Read the full story here.
28 December 2015
Helle Abelvik-Lawson, discloses "Three Problems With Transitioning to Renewable Energy and How to Fix Them". Read the full story here.
15 July 2015
Iyanu Taiwo shows the success of the UN Millennium Development goals (MDGs) and points out the need for further sustainable developments to eliminate hunger, enable education and integrate gender equality in the world. Read the full story here.
30 October 2014
Irene Massimo has been recognised as one of the Top Ten Outstanding Young People of Argentina by the Argentine Chamber of Commerce for contributions to 'children, world peace or human rights'. Read the full story here.
24 October 2014
Simon Bennett explains the reasons for strike action at homelessness charity St Mungos Broadway and affirms staff's commitment to "continue being a recovery-focused organisation providing better services for our clients". Read the full story here.