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IARS' BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ms. Elena Noel (Chair) - Manager of the Hate Crimes Project at Southwark Mediation Centre, UK. Ms. Borbala Fellegi (Vice Chair) - Consultant for the Ministry of Justice, Hungary. Prof. Dr John Winterdyk - Chair of the Department of Justice Studies at Mount Royal College in Calgary, Canada. Mr. Francis Kadaplackal - Lecturer at the Katholieke Hogeschool Sint-Lieven, Belgium. Ms Lorna Robins - Youth Programme Officer, The Institute for Global Ethics, UK.
Mr Dinendra Haria -
Youth Engagement Project Manager,
Ministry of Justice, UK. 1 Vacancy for a Trustee. We are particularly interested to hear from young people from marginalised communities. A training package and full support will be provided. To apply click here The IARS' Staff Team Director: Dr. Theo Gavrielides Head of Youth Programmes and Research: Mr.Lewis Parle Youth Empowerment Project Officer: Ms.Alexandria Burch Human Rights Training Officer: Carla Garnelas Project Officer (crime): Anthony Salla Project Officer: Jamexis Christian Office Administrator: Edward Strudwick "Youth Voice" Editor: Marta Cooper Olu Olasode, TL First Accountants (Financial Advisor)
IARS Volunteers (part-time) Joey Ansah (18) Mikayla Henry (16) Edward Strudwick (22); Tahani Mustafa (19) Marian Ogun (24); Mahmed Omer (17); Ahmed Munir (20); Jamexis Christian (23); Diana Medina (23); Sheetal Kumar (23);; Gayatri Bhasin (23);; Sau Driscoll (22); Jeremy Farr (20); Rochelle Sampy (20); Alice Dyke (23); Shruti Morzaria (21); Sana Rasoul (20); Chiara Van Gils (22); Marta Cooper (22); Sophie Waight (23).
IARS' STRUCTURE IARS is a youth-led social policy think-tank that is registered as a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales (Company no 5348191) and a Registered Charity no 1124590. IARS' base is in London, but its links and partnerships extend to the US, Belgium, Hungary, Canada, Greece, Cyprus, Spain and internationally. The charity is governed by a Board of Trustees that is recruited from IARS' members and friends. On a day to day basis, IARS is run by its small and passionate staff team. However, it is within our young volunteers that IARS' expertise lies in youth-led research on human rights, equality, criminal justice, community cohesion and restorative justice. They support the staff and trustees by carrying out research and policy work that is managed, monitored and accounted for by the organisation. Through the standing Youth Advisory Group all of IARS activities are scrutinised. IARS is proud of its unique structure which aims to empower young people so that they can take leadership over matters that concern them while being facilitated by an expert youth-led organisation to reach their objectives. IARS is interested only in work that advances the public benefit. IARS' income is used for the development of its charitable objects as well as for running the organisation. IARS relies on donations and charitable funds. IARS adopts and implements an Equal Opportunity Policy. For a copy click here. For our Child Protection Policy please click here. For a copy of our volunteer policy please click here. For a copy of our health and safety policy please click here. To complete our monitoring form click here
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