Managing the End Coal Finance programme which seeks to identify and block public and private financial flows supporting coal power expansion. We expose cases where the International Finance Corporation and other Multilateral Development Banks are still investing in coal projects via their financial intermediary clients. This campaign seeks to expose the links between public finance institutions, private sector commercial banks, investors and destructive coal projects and companies; to assess and publicly present the coal and climate commitments of both DFIs and Asia-based commercial banks; to highlight the human and environmental cost of these coal projects and companies; and, in partnership with allies in Asia, support campaigns from frontline communities for remedy and reparations.

Led public campaigns to make UK development finance accountable to people and planet and for the UK to increase its contributions to UN climate finance and loss and damage funding. I led Global Justice Now's participation in the successful campaign to end UK public support for overseas fossil fuel projects. We mobilised thousands of supporters to take action and built pressure on decision makers through public actions, lobbying and responding to public consultations.I also engaged closely with UN negotiations on climate finance and led GJN's work supporting calls for a new Loss and Damage Fund as the first step towards climate reparations.

I planned and developed research projects, managed workload and oversaw the budget for a Policy & Research team with five staff members. I independently conducted high quality research on a range of subjects which effect the local community in East London, such as housing in the private rented sector, Universal Credit, wealth inequality and place-based approaches to community development. In conversation with the P&R team and senior management, I produced policy recommendations and shared these with relevant bodies through consultation responses. I also took on a role as communications lead for the charity. This involved co-ordinating internal comms, managing and creating website content, and disseminating research findings via social media. The Policy & Research team also plays a strategic role within the charity, producing briefings for senior management, identifying new funding opportunities, contributing to business development and building professional networks with local businesses, developing political contacts locally and nationally, and co-ordinating the local voluntary sector. Working with full time staff and interns, I have helped our team to organise a number of significant public events in the past year. The most significant of these, in November 2018, was an evidence-gathering sessions hosted with the UN Rapporteur on Poverty and Human Rights Professor Philip Alston, attended by over 100 people. I also represented Community Links and the Early Action Task Force at public events, both as a participant and attendee, in order to build professional networks, promote Community Links’ work and to lobby/influence key stakeholders on particular policy recommendations.

PhD in History / Latin American StudiesThesis: "The Testimony of Space: Sites of Memory and Violence in Peru's Internal Armed Conflict"

Writing HistoryHistory of Latin America 1830-1930Histories of Race and Exclusion in Latin AmericaGlobal Environmental Justice

In this role, I spent nine months working as a strategist for a portfolio of clients producing high-quality, SEO outreach campaigns, writing excellent SEO-optimised web content, and developing important links between clients and the blogging community.After delivering a series of excellent results in high-profile campaigns, our clients expanded their SEO strategy and monthly spend in order to take full advantage of the improved search visibility and public profile which we could offer.In this role, I further developed my skills as an SEO strategist, as a writer of high quality web content, and as someone who could deliver high quality campaigns to meet a client's needs and objectives.

I aim to promote the Imperative and Defibshop brands online and build a wider presence through regular updates on our websites and social media networks. After developing a 12 month plan for marketing, factoring in time for writing press releases, newsletters and editorials, attending exhibitions and generating good feedback on how best to aim our marketing strategy, I hope to implement our plan effectively to make Imperative Training and Defibshop the leading name in their areas.

Hand on Heart Charity has a simple goal; to prevent the deaths of the 12 young people who die due to a sudden cardiac arrest each week.My role is to promote Hand on Heart online and in the press to attract sponsors, donations and generate interest on this vital issue to make our work as successful as possible!Please feel free to contact me if you would like to act as an ambassador for Hand on Heart, if you would like to run a story or campaign on the charity or if you would like to hear more about our work and upcoming events.Having operated as a campaign since March 2010, Hand on Heart became a fully registered charity (#1145316) in January 2012 and is more committed than ever to reducing the number of deaths of young people due to sudden cardiac arrest.We will be equipping as many children and teachers as possible with the knowledge and skills to save a life. Last year we gave away 15 fully-funded defibrillator packages to schools across the UK, including an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), CPR training for staff and pupils and training accessories.Our goal now is to partly fund 2-10 defibrillator packages for schools every month, with the rest of the funds coming from school fundraising, donors and sponsorship.If you would like to donate to Hand on Heart, please visit justgiving.com/handonheart or text "HAND88 £2" to 70070!

I have been writing as a freelance music journalist for several years, largely for Faux Magazine.My role largely comprised of arranging press passes for gigs and interviews followed by writing up gig reviews and artists interviews to be submitted online and for print. Interviews included We Are Scientists, Fyfe Dangerfield, Chew Lips and Kele Okereke among others.I also attended the Guardian Young Writers' Workshop in September 2011 which involved lessons on pitching ideas to commissiong editors and writing articles as a freelance journalist.

My duties included uploading press content to the website, arranging music team meetings, managing broadcast playlists, organising competitions, arranging press passes and interviews at gigs and managing social media networks. I also presented a weekly 2-hour radio show.During my time we also organised recorded and live studio sessions for broadcast in the Fuse Fm studio. Artists included Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly., dan le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip, The Words, Secret Pilot and Funeral Party. We also secured interviews with Lissie, Chapel Club, Paul Van Dyk, Aeroplane and many others.

For over three years, at two different stores, I worked as a Customer Service Assistant providing excellent customer service, preparing food, answering customer queries and managing a range of other duties. I worked on the Delicatessen Food Counter at Sainbsury's Harrogate as well as a general assistant at Sainsbury's Cold Bath Road Local. I always enjoyed engaging with customers and providing the highest standards of service possible.On two occasions I was awarded a Star prize for excellent customer service.