Responsible for the strategic leadership and direction of the Social Change Initiative (SCI), a new international organization working to improve the effectiveness of activism for social change, particularly in divided societies.

Responsible for design and management of the Foundation’s global strategic grant making programme. Atlantic was founded by Chuck Feeney in 1982, and has awarded grants to date of around $6.5 billion globally. The foundation is dedicated to making a lasting difference in the lives of disadvantaged and vulnerable communities. It focuses on supporting the areas of Ageing, Children & Youth, Population Health and Reconciliation & Human Rights and Founding Chairman's initiatives. In line with… Show more Responsible for design and management of the Foundation’s global strategic grant making programme. Atlantic was founded by Chuck Feeney in 1982, and has awarded grants to date of around $6.5 billion globally. The foundation is dedicated to making a lasting difference in the lives of disadvantaged and vulnerable communities. It focuses on supporting the areas of Ageing, Children & Youth, Population Health and Reconciliation & Human Rights and Founding Chairman's initiatives. In line with Chuck Feeney's wishes, Atlantic will cease grant-making by 2016 and close shortly thereafter. Show less

• Management of grant making in ageing, children and youth and reconciliation and human rights • Management of relationships with government and other donors• Public representation of the foundation’s interests.

• Design and implementation of global reconciliation and human rights programme in the USA, South Africa, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.• Development of evaluation strategy• Development and management of co-funding relationships with other donors• Quality control of individual grant recommendations in areas such as immigrant rights, death penalty, prevention of torture, protection of civil liberties, poverty, LGBTI rights, disability rights.

• Development of a strategy and individual grant recommendations to promote human rights and reconciliation in Northern Ireland.

CAJ is committed to securing the highest standards in the administration of justice in Northern Ireland. The organisation has been widely recognised for its work to secure strong human rights provisions in the historic Belfast Peace Agreement and for its effective advocacy and research on a wide range of human rights issues in Northern Ireland.