Working to positively influence policymakers, civil servants, and civil society through a range of means.Assisting in the publication of the GILPP Quarterly, and the GILPP Geneva conference. I work to bring together experts, field practitioners, and policymakers, creating an environment to share ideas, insights, and experiences.Liaising closely with our UNITAR and RES4CITY partners, as well as our speakers, and cohort of attendees.

Working at Global Hope Network's Geneva office, I assist the COO in coordinating and managing our international projects. I connect with our local leads, manage budgets, and support the implementation of our strategic goals.I provide support to our Monitoring and Evaluating team, processing reports and developing internal systems.Assisted with grant applications and funding efforts.

I was a founding member and treasurer for the University of Bristol Coffee Society, a new association dedicated to bringing the world of specialty coffee to a wider audience. Founded during Covid-19, we established ourselves, meeting Bristol SU requirements, and then expanded. We increased our membership threefold in a single year, secured funding, and developed strong partnerships with local coffee businesses and coffee roasters.I was also asked to help the University of Bristol in its procurement process to find new coffee for its outlets, allowing me to put my experience into practice.

I was the Course Representative for the BSc Politics and International Relations course at the University of Bristol. In my role, I both represented students and their interests whilst also contributing to School and University decision-making by providing a unique perspective.

Leading investigations into housing and rent scandals, sexual harassment cases, and student relevant news. Covering local elections, protests, and events. Editing writers, and working with the editorial team to produce high quality, and audience targeted news.

I worked with a group of over 25 leaders to organise camps and activities for a large, diverse group of children aged 7-17, including logistics, transportation, and the well-being of the children.Experience in conflict resolution, delegation, time management and crisis resolution.

I was the Treasurer for the Manor Hall Junior Common Room, an elected body that organised activities and events for students in Halls of Residence. As Treasurer I managed expenses, the payment of invoices, and financial planning. Thanks to our planning we were well situated at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, and ensured that the following committee was able to act.

I volunteered with a medical NGO in rural Sierra Leone, participating in a medical research study on the effect of different therapeutic treatments on infants and young children with severe acute malnutrition.