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Aisha Abdulaziz
Energy access specialist; Ph.D. candidate, Department of Science, Technology, Engineering & Public Policy, University College London
Providing expertise in projects that aim to increase access to sustainable energy services for households, public facilities and enterprises in eastern and southern Africa.
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Alaq Al-Muwali
Policy and campaigns officer, Health Poverty Action
Working toward health systems strengthening and inclusivity in Iraq and the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region.
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Anjali Sarker
Program director, The Oxford Character Project, University of Oxford
Focusing on systems change and responsible leadership at the Oxford Character Project; previously at BRAC in Bangladesh, leading a project providing one million women with access to digital financial services.
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Chi Udeh-Momoh
Postdoctoral researcher, Imperial College London
Developing a multidisciplinary dementia prevention strategy to improve health outcomes
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Christopher Choong Weng Wai
Ph.D. candidate, University of Warwick; Deputy director of research, Khazanah Research Institute
Researching the everyday reproduction of poverty, inequality and exclusion, with a focus on the political economies of Malaysia and Southeast Asia.
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Claire Godfrey
Public policy specialist and campaign strategist
Providing expertise on campaigning on global poverty, social and economic justice issues, and sustainable development.
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Clare MacGillivray
Director, Making Rights Real
Working alongside marginalized groups to use the power of human rights for economic, social and cultural change.
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Daniel Salazar Murillo
Data analyst lead, Atlantic Institute
Helping the Atlantic Institute to facilitate connections among the hundreds of Fellows and understand the impact they are making in challenging inequalities.
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Dominic Gately
Actor, writer and theater-maker
Bridging biography, brain health and neuroscience through the creation of multidisciplinary performance and written works.
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Elizabeth Dzeng
Associate professor of medicine and sociology, University of California, San Francisco
Examining the influence of structural racism, culture and ethics of neoliberalism on the provision of quality end-of-life care in older adults with and without dementia in the U.S. and U.K.
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Emily Adrion
Senior lecturer (associate professor) in global health policy, University of Edinburgh
Improving understanding of the impact of health and social care system design on patterns of care and spending for those with dementia and their families/ caregivers. Aiming to reduce the devastating financial toll of dementia.
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Evie O'Brien
Executive director, Atlantic Institute
Leading the Atlantic Institute to support Atlantic Fellows across the world to accelerate the eradication of inequities for fairer, healthier and more inclusive societies.
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Fiona Walsh
Principal architect, DDS Architects Ltd.
Translating research and inclusive building design principles into everyday use to ensure they are accessible to people living with cognitive and/or sensory impairments.
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Greg Walsh
Brain Health specialist and co-founder, DDS Architects
Improving cognitive, medical and care outcomes through evidence-based design of hospitals, housing, towns and cities and care settings. Advocating for design that supports people living with cognitive and sensory impairments.
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Hillary Vipond
Ph.D. student in Economic History Department, London School of Economics and Political Science
Researching why improvements to technological efficiency have been primarily converted into increased consumption rather than leisure. Focusing on climate change and inequality implications.
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Hobeth Martínez Carrillo
Ph.D. candidate, Department of Sociology, London School of Economics and Political Science
Working on the transitional justice process in Colombia and researching how to link redress for human rights violations to the fulfilment of economic, social and cultural rights and the reduction of structural inequalities.
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Imogen Richmond-Bishop
Researcher and adviser on ESCR and Tech, Algorithmic Accountability Lab, Amnesty International
Focusing on how technologies are being used to exacerbate inequality and create new forms of rights violations.
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Irene Wakarindi
Program officer, Resettlement and Integration, International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Working to make refugee policy and governance structures more transparent, accountable and inclusive, with the aim of providing an opportunity for economic integration in host countries/ countries of asylum.
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Jack Nissan
Director, The Tinderbox Collective; board member, Music Education Partnership Group/We Make Music Scotland
Building a collective of young people, musicians, artists and youth workers. Finding creative and collaborative ways of bringing people together, building community and opening up opportunities for children and young people.
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James Aung
Operations manager, Organic Roots Myanmar
Working as a community mobilizer to bring together different ethnic groups from Myanmar.
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Jane Bentley
Music specialist
Developing engagement in accessible participative music as a resource for social inclusion, communicative partnerships and community integration across the lifespan. Training musicians and health professionals in communicative musical interaction.
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Jenny McEneaney
Senior improvement policy adviser on cyber, digital and technology, Local Government Association
Providing expertise on digital inequalities and inclusive governance.
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Jerónimo Martin
Clinical fellow in stroke and emergency care, NHS Scotland
Improving the treatment, diagnosis and prevention of stroke. Developing multicenter studies and programs to diminish stroke risk factors and work to identify populations at high risk of stroke.
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Jite Phido
Senior program manager for innovation, Results For Development
Challenging dominant norms of global philanthropy in innovation, and analyzing equitable and inclusive funding practices that emphasize local voice, power, and agency for leading systems transformation.
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Joseph Hasson
Senior program officer for human rights, Sigrid Rausing Trust
Identifying, assessing, and supporting grantee organizations at local and national levels to advance universal human rights and justice.
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Karin Diamond
Artistic director, Re-Live
Exploring the health and well-being benefits of participating in the arts in health practice for people living with dementia and their families.
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Kunle Adewale
Founder and executive director, Arts in Medicine Projects
Advancing arts in health innovation and collaboration through interdisciplinary practice in the global south and north to support institutions and individuals working with different populations.
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Laura Booi
Senior research fellow, Centre for Dementia Research, Leeds Beckett University
Promoting inclusive policies to support and improve the quality of life from early adulthood to older age.
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Liz Nelson
Director, Tax Justice and Human Rights, Tax Justice Network
Drawing on research and practice to forge alliances to strengthen the narrative of how tax justice underpins equality, militates against discrimination and supports the realization of human rights.
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Louise Russell-Prywata
Director of policy and advocacy, OpenOwnership
Working on public policy reform at the intersection of anti-corruption and tax justice to increase the accountability of elite individuals and corporations to citizens and societies.
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Lucy Stirland
Postdoctoral clinical lecturer, University of Edinburgh Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences
Providing care of dementia and mental illnesses in older people and conducting research on the brain health and mental health of people with multiple chronic conditions.
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Michaela Rafferty
Youth engagement and campaigns organizer, Just for Kids Law
Engaging with young people who have been excluded from mainstream education to enable them to become social action leaders in transforming the use of school exclusions and advocating for a more inclusive education system.
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Moïse Roche
Doctoral researcher, University College London
Exploring the psychosocial dimensions and cultural factors that shape how people of Black ethnicity experience and respond to dementia.
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Nicky Taylor
Research fellow, Leeds Beckett University; Theatre and Dementia Research Associate, Leeds Playhouse
Working toward more hopeful narratives of dementia by creating opportunities for people living with dementia to be at the heart of research and the stories we tell.
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Nicola Pocock
Research consultant and honorary assistant professor, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Working on the prevalence and measurement of child labor, especially hazardous work. Evaluating complex social interventions with working children.
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Rafael Barrio de Mendoza
Global economic governance officer, Center for Economic and Social Rights
Studying the connections between infrastructure, information and inequality, and seeking to enable processes of critical activism, citizen research and democratic engagement.
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Renata Cuk
Independent consultant and philanthropy adviser
Working with a group of European donors to encourage conversations around the impact of structural racism on social inequalities and to move funding toward under-resourced racial justice movements in Europe.
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Roos Saalbrink
Global lead on economic justice and public services, ActionAid International
Creating inclusive spaces to discuss power, women’s rights and economics. Providing expertise on economic justice, focusing on fiscal policy and the impact on financing of gender-responsive public services, social protection and environmental policies.
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Sarah Fox
Patient and public involvement and engagement officer, Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust
Working with people living with dementia and their friends and families to empower them to play an active role in shaping research and policy.
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Sebastián Muñoz Pérez
Co-founder, Laboratorio 9x18, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Developing public policies on social housing and deprived neighborhoods.
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Sergio Chaparro Hernandez
International policy and advocacy lead, Tax Justice Network
Working in international human rights organizations and forging alliances across movements and geographies to advance economic justice at a global level.
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Shamiel McFarlane
General practitioner, MD Link
Developing a home-based primary care program for cognitively impaired, isolated older adults in rural Jamaica.
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Shannon Morgan
Lead occupational therapist, private mental health care
Developing services and a model of care for mental health care users, supporting recovery and community integration.
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Tanya Charles
Program and impact lead (Fellow Engagement), Atlantic Institute
Working with Global Atlantic Fellows and Atlantic Fellows program staff worldwide to facilitate collective actions that address global inequities through co-created thematic gatherings and workshops.
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Taylor Erskine Downs
Founder and head of product, Open Function Group; co-lead, Information Mediation Group, GovStack initiative
Supporting governments and non-governmental organizations in scaling health, humanitarian and child protection interventions via secure, responsible data-integration, automation and interoperability initiatives.
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Wilby Williamson
Physician and clinical academic in cardiovascular prevention and brain health
Working to treat patients presenting for management of hypertension and primary prevention of heart disease and stroke.
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