Briefing launch and panel discussion: Intersecting Inequalities Facing Women from Traveller Communities
The event is organised in partnership with the Traveller Movement
Staff
Senior Research and Data Officer
Emma joined WBG in August 2022 as a research and data officer on the Local Data Project. After a decade running a tuition business and online education platform, she undertook a career change alongside an MA in Social Policy at the University of Birmingham. She has experience working on education, climate change and social policy research projects at Bangor University and the University of Birmingham, and has volunteered for a refugee charity and her local Maternity Voices Partnership.
The event is organised in partnership with the Traveller Movement
The event is organised in partnership with the Traveller Movement
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