I am a fellow under the Migration category. My fellowship is involves travel across Europe and the USA to research the impact of other migration museums so we can learn from them as we establish the Migration Museum in London.

I regularly provided academic support to several students with diverse needs; Aspergers syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, and arthritis. I acted as a research facilitator, study facilitator, transcription facilitator and note taker.

I completed all modules with distinction: African security studies, politics of the global environment, conflict resolution theory, Islam and the West, and applied conflict resolution skills.

I supported the UK director with every aspect of the development of Seeds of Peace in the UK:- helped with strategic planning and business plan- liaised with the board and coordinated meetings- contributed to a schools outreach plan and delivered assemblies

I coordinated an international education programme across 50 schools in London, Manchester and New York.-worked closely with teachers, pupils, charities and funders to ensure the effective delivery, sustainability and expansion of YPI.-facilitated the expansion from 10 schools to 50 in 2 additional regions.-developed and executed a communication strategy to better engage local charities.-identified a new funder for the North West region and delivered a successful pitch for funding.-carried out ongoing M+E of the programme -organised and delivered high-profile large scale annual events to celebrate the impact of YPI on its stakeholders

-qualified as a Citizenship teacher in a large and diverse secondary school- was elected to represent participants' interests on a committee- was a year 7 form tutor- carried out targeted literacy intervention with 2 pupils with very low reading ages