Sam Whyte Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

Leading the strategic development and delivery of LimeCulture's sexual violence and education services, including overseeing our extensive training portfolio, consultancy services, and transformative projects/programmes to improve the professional response to sexual violence.

Leading LimeCulture's sexual violence consultancy and accreditation services division

Lead safeguarding governor

Leading high profile policy area on supporting sexual violence victims and delivering a multi-million £ grants portfolio

Including leading Secretary of State-commissioned Criminal Injuries Compensation Review

Deployed to explore and implement key strategic priorities for the Secretary of State and senior leaders, working cross-department, cross-government and with external partners to identify and galvanise opportunities for change

Leading the development of strong public policy and cross-organisational advocacy strategy across on UNICEF UK's international and UK public policy priorities, including child rights, humanitarian response, climate change, trafficking and migration, child protection, and child poverty.

Leading the development of strong public policy and cross-organisational advocacy strategy on UK children's issues for UNICEF UK, focusing on child trafficking, migrant children, and children's human rights

Leading UNICEF UK's domestic child rights advocacy, encompassing policy development, parliamentary lobbying, child and youth participation, strategic planning, project management, and writing for web and print.

Managing CRAE's policy and public affairs work as part of the senior management team, including policy development, parliamentary advocacy, international human rights monitoring, and child and youth participation.Concurrent post for a time with the Programme Director role, to engage children in reporting to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child on the UK's children's rights record.

Managed and further developed a three-year innovative programme to engage and support children and young people in reporting on human rights to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child.

Establishing the new regional youth work unit for London, developing membership services and pan-London networks; developing programmes of work to address gaps in skills or provision within youth services in London; producing regular policy and practice briefings, newsletters and research reports; facilitating working groups and organising events; developing partnerships with regional government agencies and advising on youth work policy.

Co-ordinating the communications process for the agency and managing related contracts and procurement; delivering communications projects across the agency.

Co-ordinating education and social care projects within a wider programme of work, including writing and editing publications for children and young people, social workers, and education professionals. Editorship of a children's magazine; responsibility for writing and commissioning content for publication. Conference organisation; deputisation for the Chief Executive and Head of Education at external meetings; input on marketing, communications and fundraising projects.

Press releases and media liaison; organising museum events, private events and viewings; filming and photo shoots; initial point of contact for public and media enquiries/visits.

Ma, Medieval History (Literary And Cultural Studies)

Ba Hons, Ancient And Medieval History

Certificate In International Human Rights Law And Practice