Meet the 17 students, and further alumni, who have been working hard to make this festival a success!
Sophy Botsford, MArchD specialising in Development and Emergency Practice 
Victoria Greenwood, MA Human
Rights, Emergencies and Development
Ren Bennett,
BA Film
Sophie Russell,
BA Film
Omar Ibrahim,
MArchD
Maria Rozalska,
BA Film
Lucie Dick,
MArchD specialising in Development and Emergency Practice
Omar El Sherbini,
MArchD specialising in Development and Emergency Practice
Kasia Kuchta,
MA Development and Emergency Practice
Harikrishnan Premprakash,
BA Architecture specialising in Sustainable Architecture
Emily Warren, MA Development and Emergency Practice 
Charlotte Clifford,
MA Development and Emergency Practice
Emily Brierley,
BA Film
Anna Powell,
MA Development and Emergency Practice
Angus Stanley,
MArchD specialising in Development and Emergency Practice
Aliah Aziz,
MArchD specialising in Development and Emergency Practice
Abubakar Garba,
MA Development and Emergency Practice
Read about the passion these students have for positive change and why they joined the festival team:
“I joined the festival to learn more about human rights and its impact and importance across the world.” Aliah Aziz – social media, marketing, event producer.
“I am excited to be a part of the festival as I am passionate about seeking justice and being an advocate for change.” Anna Powell – Right to Roam, Sorry Tree, Memory Lab.
“Joining the festival was a no brainer for me, I have always been passionate about Human Rights and see this as an opportunity to advocate for people who don’t have a voice, while expanding my own knowledge.” Emily Brierley – student vlogs, event producer.
“For me, being a part of the Human Rights Festival is allowing me to explore my passion for humanitarian work and be an advocate for change.” Sophy Botsford – Right to Roam, Sorry Tree, Memory Lab.
“The decision to join the Human Rights Festival came naturally to me, as I believe the festival creates an opportunity to advocate for groups that are still fighting for their basic rights. Together we can ignite a positive change and I am determined to be a part of it.” Kasia Kuchta – event producer, exhibition.
“I decided to take part in the festival because I am committed to advocating for human rights and being a catalyst for positive change.” Charlotte Clifford – Right to Roam, Sorry Tree, Memory Lab.
“I joined the festival to learn more about human rights. I wanted to help people that struggle to make their voice heard and need a safe space to do so.” Maria Rozalska – event producer.
“I joined the festival to be a part of something that advocates for change and helps give unheard people a voice.” Omar El Sherbini – social media, marketing.
“I joined the festival because I feel like it aligns with my desire to elevate the voices of marginalised people all across the world.” Ren Bennett – film, documentaries, podcast producer, event producer.
“I joined the festival because I wanted to help people who feel like they don’t have a voice and hopefully bring their stories to light.” Sophie Russell – event producer, exhibition.
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