Asha Scaria Vettoor

Founder, Swara Leadership In Action Program
Shelley Yang

Student, University of Cambridge

Hello! I'm a second year undergraduate in History and Politics at the University of Cambridge. 
Sahaj Mishra

Student, University of Cambridge

Claire Ding

Social Anthropology student, Cambridge University

Hi, I'm Claire! I am currently a final year Human, Social and Political Sciences (HSPS) student specialised in Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. I am passionate about women related issues spanning from economic opportunities, education to healthcare. 
Florence Assetto

Law Undergraduate, University of Cambridge

Isaac Baxter

Student, University of Cambridge

Maddy Gordon-Finlayson

Student, University of Cambridge

Lauren Sayers

Student, University of Cambridge

Hello! I am a third year student of Human, Social and Political Science at the University of Cambridge specialising in politics and anthropology. My Laidlaw research project focused on what the presence of political microtargeting says about modern political engagement, and for my Leadership in Action project I spent 8 weeks volunteering at a refugee community centre in Serres, Greece!
Jasmine Crosbie

Student, University of Cambridge

Hi! I am a Cambridge student and Laidlaw scholar whose research focuses on individual experiences of asexuality and mental health in the UK.  I am more broadly interested in research focused on LGBTQ+ experiences, and on reducing stigma and increasing access to healthcare for minoritised groups such as racial, sexual and gender minorities. 
Caitlin McIntosh

Medical Student, University of Cambridge

Lily O'Sullivan

Student, Cambridge University

Ted Yip

Laidlaw Leadership and Research Scholar, University College London/ University of Cambridge

Ivanna Piven

Undergraduate Student , University of Cambridge

I am an Archaeology undergraduate at Newnham College, University of Cambridge. I am interested in biological anthropology and human behaviour, especially cooperation and how it has evolved.  This summer I worked on a project titled 'The Cooperation Puzzle: What drives people to cooperate?' with my project partner Shrey. 
Hannah Fairburn

Student, University of Cambridge

Hi! I'm Hannah, a second year Undergrad studying French and Latin at the University of Cambridge. I have a particular interest in Early Modern French Literature and History. In my free time, I love spending time outdoors and doing sports - from climbing mountains and running to going for walks with friends and rowing for my college boat club. I'm definitely happiest when outside in nature! I am also an avid reader, and I adore travelling, exploring new places and getting to know new people.
Zara Mirza

Student, University of Cambridge

Natalie Sen-Yen Ng

Student, University of Cambridge

Hi, I'm Natalie, an incoming second-year student at the University of Cambridge reading History. I am an international student from Sydney, Australia! In my degree, I specialise in early modern European intellectual history, though my Laidlaw project centres on an exploration of imperial women's power and agency in the Augustan age, employing  a case study of Julia the Elder.
Wen Xing

student, University of Cambridge, Murray Edwards College

Britt Dewing

Student, Cambridge University

Mila Bruce

Undergraduate student of Geography, University of Cambridge

Hi, I'm Mila. I'm an undergraduate geography student at the university of Cambridge. I'm mostly interested in physical geography particularly in hazard risk and the ways that multi-hazards intersect with vulnerability and the ways that this will be impacted by climate change in the future. My summer research project, is focused on the ways Ukrainians, both in Ukraine and in the UK experience and process the ongoing ecocide in Ukraine. 
Lilly Mazer

Student, University of Cambridge

Hi! I am an undergraduate sociology and social anthropology student at the University of Cambridge, with a passion for the study of social movements and research into how activists and organisers can meaningfully effect change. 
Leo/Leah Richens

Mx, University of Cambridge

I am an undergraduate studying Law at the University of Cambridge. I am particularly interested in the role gender plays within different domestic legal systems, and how these structures interact with gender-queer individuals. My research explores the ways in which legal recognition of all trans people could be achieved, and the practical impact different structures of recognition could have for the lives of queer people.