Fatima Malik

Scholar, Laidlaw foundation
Aditi T R Murali

Student , University of Leeds

Rafia Julekha Authoy

Student , University of Leeds

Oliver Fletcher

Student, University of Leeds

I am currently a undergraduate student at the University of Leeds pursuing a degree in International Business. With the Laidlaw Scholarship I have participated in two leadership development residentials with the Laidlaw team at Leeds along with my cohort. My research project was titled "Exploring the Most Efficient Mapping Techniques and Platform to Map Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)"  which was a insightful exploration of curriculum mapping and the possibilities for artificial intelligence to assist within the mapping process.
Safiyah Asharaf

Student, University of Leeds

Hi! I'm a first year student Law student at the University of Leeds and I am part of the 2024 Laidlaw Scholars cohort. My research topic is "Mapping the Networks of South-South Indigenous Solidarity and Advocacy". 
Megan Twigger

Student, University of Leeds

Hi, I'm Megan and I study BSc Sport and Exercise Sciences at the University of Leeds within the School of Biomedical Sciences. In my degree programme studies, I have a keen interest in biomechanics, particularly the mechanics and energetics of human locomotion, as well as physiology and motor control. My research project title is "Investigating the perspectives of staff, students and industry partners on a novel method of teaching undergraduate students transferable skills".  Outside of my studies, I play rugby for the Leeds University Union Women's Rugby Union Football Club, where I am the kit secretary for the 24/25 season and a player on the 1st XV.
Wong Seng Ying Amber

Student, University of Hong Kong

Hi, my name is Amber (she/her) and I'm a year one psychology student at the University of Hong Kong. I will be heading to the University of Leeds this summer to conduct my Laidlaw project! The project aims to investigate which game should offer an appropriate level of challenge based on the reading level of the child.  In my free time, I like to produce songs and sometimes record covers as well. I love cats and I love grass :) Sometimes I write, mostly in Chinese though. The ultimate thing that brings me joy is having in-depth conversation with others. I am interested to learn how people view the world differently.  One thing about me that surprise people is that I am quite romantic. It might appear that I am logical and sometimes cold to people. I'd love to connect with people who love music, and even better if you also produce beats or songs. But generally, please approach me, if you want to of course. I do hope to make some new friends. 
Youness Robert-Tahiri

Student, University of Toronto

Hello! I am a senior undergraduate student in the Psychology Research program at the University of Toronto. I am passionate about children's mental health and the many ways that youth can overcome adversity. I am especially interested in developing interventions that promote resilience for survivors of childhood adversity. I balance this emotionally heavy passion with a deep appreciation of the world of comedy. This entails performing comedic improvisations at various venues in the city. As such, I am also fascinated by the relationship between comedy and mental health. My Summer 1 research project explored the relationship between childhood adversity, childhood aggression, and childhood self-regulation. My Summer 2 Leadership-in-Action project involved me independently developing and implementing a comedy-based psychosocial intervention for teenagers experiencing adversity at SOS Children's Villages in Cape Town, South Africa. Please feel free to reach out to connect :) Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/younessrobert-tahiri Email: youness.robert.tahiri@mail.utoronto.ca
Azelina Niamh Ferrigan

Student, University of Leeds

Helen Henwood

Miss, University of Leeds