I advise intergovernmental organizations, NGOs, and national policymakers on legal, policy, and practice responses to discrimination and human rights violations. My expertise spans human rights and equality data analysis, hate crime, disability rights, and the creation of international online professional learning communities. I specialize in leveraging digital learning platforms to develop and facilitate networks that empower practitioners worldwide, promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing across borders.With experience at the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, Crown Prosecution Service, OHCHR, and the Facing Facts Network, I’ve contributed to key global initiatives addressing hate crime and equality. My work is widely published, focusing on the opportunities and challenges in creating a unified global approach to tackling hate crime.Currently, I lead policy and research at the Facing Facts Network, where I spearhead efforts to integrate digital learning into human rights education. I also serve as an Associate Research Fellow at the Institute for Crime and Justice Policy Research at Birkbeck College, and various IGOs where I continue to explore innovative approaches to evidence-driven equality and human rights advocacy.