WHO WE ARE
Our World Too was formed by two humanitarians with a shared vision of creating a platform for refugees and displaced individuals to share their narratives in a space not influenced by political agendas and to be understood and accepted on a human level.
OUR TEAM

I hope in even the smallest of ways Our World Too will be able to negate negative stereotypes surrounding refugees and displaced people, facilitate discussions and help create a more welcoming environment for refugees globally.

By providing my web development and technical expertise to Our World Too, I hope to help amplify the voices of people with lived experience of displacement and contribute to changing the narrative around refugees and displaced communities globally.

Working in political environments has demonstrated to me the power that communities have to advocate for change, but also the power of systems to oppress. My fundamental aspiration is to be on the side of inclusion and to fight against oppressive systems in whatever way I can. I’m hoping to provide a modest contribution to the goal of empowering and enabling refugee voices to reshape our thinking about migration.
In my free time, I enjoy reading, travelling, and playing music.

I have been exposed to the eye-opening reality of the rejection of people. I have seen humans undermine other humans’ lives because they are propagated to refuse empathy for someone “different.” The fact that it is normalised to criminalise refugees and people seeking asylum is why I have joined Our World Too.
It is time we used our privilege, hard work, and opportunities to make sure those seeking refuge are given a voice without interference.

Since that first placement, I have completed a master’s degree in International Development at the University of Bath focusing on the internal displacement that has occurred and continues to occur in the occupied Palestinian territories. Additionally, I have had the privilege of working with an amazing NGO based in the Middle East completing research on the rights and protection of refugees and displaced people as well as engaging in advocacy work condemning some of the atrocities inflicted on displaced persons in Europe.
I am so excited to be a part of Our World Too and I hope to contribute in any way I can in ensuring displaced people are humanised and seen as more than a statistic.

I’m a firm believer in the power of storytelling. I’ve always been fascinated by the way a well-told story can captivate, educate and inspire. My professional journey has taken me on a remarkable path where I’ve had the privilege of working closely with several NGOs which are the driving force behind some of the most impactful and positive changes in our society.
Now I’m super excited to work with Our World Too! Together we can tell the world about the lives and struggles of refugees and displaced communities.

I graduated from Queen’s University Belfast with a degree in International Politics and Conflict Studies in 2019. I am currently completing a Masters in Human Rights Law. My main areas of research have focused on the climate change and marginalised groups.
I am also a mother to a young boy, and when I’m not mothering, I’m usually reading!
