Primary contributors
The ToUChstone blog is primarily authored by TUC policy staff.
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Alice Hood
I’m Head of the TUC's Equality and Strategy Department. Before that, I worked as TUC Director of Strategy, and as a TUC senior policy officer on public services, as well as a policy officer for the Local Government Association, for the European Parliamentary Labour Party and a full-time elected student union officer.
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Amina Khatun
Amina is a Policy and Campaigns Support Officer in the Organisation and Services department. She blogs about public service campaigns. Previously she has worked for a number of policy and campaigning organisations, including UNISON and IPPR. Outside work she is doing a PhD at SOAS, on gender and Islamic-personhoods.
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Anjum Klair
I work in the TUC’s Economics and Social Affairs Department. As a researcher I undertake labour market and economic analysis. As the Office Manager I am responsible for the management of the office which includes our conferences and seminars programme. Prior to joining the TUC I worked at the London School of Economics and the University of Westminster.
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Bill Adams
Bill Adams is Regional Secretary for the TUC in the Yorkshire and The Humber region.
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Clare Coatman
I'm a Campaigner for the TUC focusing on reaching out to Britain’s young core workers and improving their experience of work. I am an experienced campaigner and activist having worked on issues ranging from democratic reform to food banks and intergenerational justice.
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Elena Crasta
I’m the TUC European officer and I am based in Brussels, where I represent the TUC in the European Union, liaising with the European TUC and sister organisations across Europe, the European Commission, Parliament and Council. I’m particularly interested in the European dimension of the work the TUC does around workers’ rights and welfare, the economy, taxation policy and more generally the debate about UK membership of the EU. I’ve been at the TUC for 10 years, during which I’ve also worked for our Southern and Eastern region and as employment rights officer.
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Frances O'Grady
Frances O'Grady is General Secretary of the TUC, and is the first woman ever to hold this post. She was on the Resolution Foundation's Commission on Living Standards, and has been a member of the Low Pay and the High Pay Commissions. Frances is a strong believer in protecting the public service ethos, opposes privatisation and leads TUC campaigning on the NHS. You can read Frances' full biography at the TUC website.
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Geoff Tily
Geoff Tily joined the TUC as Senior Economist in August 2014. This follows 25 years as a member of the government statistical and then economic services, most recently as a macroeconomic adviser in HM Treasury. His book 'Keynes Betrayed' is regarded as an important contribution to the literature.
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Hannah Reed
Hannah Reed is a Senior Employment Rights Officer in the TUC's Economic and Social Affairs Department. Hannah is responisible for trade union and employment law, including collective and individual employment rights.
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Helen Nadin
I am a Policy and Campaigns Support Officer in the TUC’s Economics and Social Affairs Department. My role involves contributing to the research of the department and organizing events. Previously I worked on developing policy on private and public sector pensions, and state pensions. I joined the TUC in 2007, after working for a number of organizations including as Strategic Planner Researcher at the NSPCC.
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Hugh Robertson
Hugh Robertson is the Senior Policy Officer for Health and Safety at the TUC. He also sits on the Board of the Health and Safety Executive and the European Agency for Health and Safety. He is chair of the Occupational Diseases working party of the European Commission’s Health and safety Advisory Committee and is Vice-chair of the Panel of Experts on Occupational Diseases of the International Labour Organisation. Hugh is a Chartered Fellow of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health.
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Huma Munshi
Huma Munshi leads on disability and LGBT equality policy at the TUC. She has almost 10 years' experience working in equality policy in a political environment and previously worked at the Greater London Authority.
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Iain Murray
Iain is TUC Senior Policy Officer responsible for policy on education and skills.
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Jack Jones
I'm a policy and campaigns support officer in the TUC's economic and social affairs department. Before that I was a financial journalist.
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Janet Williamson
I am a Senior Policy Officer in the TUC's Economic and Social Affairs Department responsible for policy on corporate governance, institutional investment, executive pay and corporate social responsibility. I am the Chair of Trade Union Share Owners, an initiative that brings together union funds to collaborate on voting and engagement at company AGMs, and a trustee of the TUC Superannuation Society. I also contribute to TUC pensions policy and campaigning.
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John Wood
I’m Digital Manager at the TUC, working on our campaigns and communications online. I’m always tinkering with the system behind this blog (so if something’s broken it’s likely my fault) and on housekeeping duties to help out the other contributors. I’ve been at the TUC since 2002, and before joining the team here, I worked on websites, eCommerce and online campaigning for Oxfam GB. In busman’s holiday style, I spend some of the spare time my kids leave me in blogging and online activism.
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Kam Gill
I am a policy officer at the TUC. I have previously worked as a policy advisor for the Electoral Commission and as a research and policy analyst at the race equality think tank The Runnymede Trust.
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Kate Bell
Kate is Head of the Economic and Social Affairs Department (ESAD). Before joining the TUC, Kate worked as Head of Policy and Public Affairs for a local authority; Work and Pensions adviser to Ed Miliband during his period as leader of the Labour Party and for the charities Child Poverty Action Group and Gingerbread.
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Kathryn Mackridge
I am a policy and campaigns support officer in the Organisation and Services Department. I blog about public services and young workers. Before the TUC I worked in local government in housing, education and social care, and at Oxfam Cymru on UK poverty.
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Kevin Rowan
I'm Head of the the Organisation and Services Department at the TUC, responsible for our work on public services, relations with unions, transport, young workers, health and safety, and our activity in the regions and Wales. I'm a keen cyclist and passionate about live music, including being a part-time roadie for Eliza Smiles (one of the best young bands to come out of Tyneside).
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Matt Creagh
Matthew is a TUC employment rights policy officer, covering labour market enforcement, employment tribunal fees and family friendly rights. Before this, he project managed the TUC union modernisation fund project on precarious employment and currently leads research to better understand the challenges young working parents face. He also previously worked in the learning and skills arm of the TUC, unionlearn, helping unions negotiate good quality apprenticeships with employers. Matthew completed a LLM in Labour Law from King's College London in July 2015.
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Matt Dykes
I am the TUC's Senior Policy Officer for Public Services and lead the TUC's work on the joint union All Together for the NHS campaign. I've worked at the TUC for 10 years covering public services, transport and civil society. Before joining the TUC I worked for the Mayor of London as well as several years in the civil service. I’ve been an active rep for both PCS and UNISON, and was also a founder member of Justice for Colombia.
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Michael Pidgeon
Michael is a Media Officer at the Trades Union Congress. He previously worked as a policy officer with Friends of the Earth in Brussels, and in various parliamentary roles in Ireland and the EU.
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Natasha Owusu
Natasha is the Policy & Campaigns Support Officer in the Equality and Strategy department. Natasha works on equality campaigns and various cross-departmental campaigns e.g. Trade Union Bill and Decent Jobs Week. Prior to this Natasha worked in TUC Education in the national and Southern and Eastern office . Natasha has also worked in Unionlearn as a Project Worker delivering Learning at Work Day and ESOL at Work project.
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Owen Tudor
I’ve been the Head of the TUC’s European Union and International Relations Department since 2003 and have worked at the TUC since 1984. I’ve been a member of the Health and Safety Commission, the Civil Justice Council, the Social Security Advisory Committee and the Industrial Injuries Advisory Council and now I’m on the Wilton Park Advisory Council. I’m particularly interested in the trade union movements of Australia, Iran and Iraq, the Middle East and the USA, and I’m interested in migration, trade, and building trade union capacity. I’m the Secretary of TUC Aid, the TUC’s charitable union development arm. My wife Sarah works is Director of Development at St Hugh's College, Oxford and my son Charles is a chef. I’m a season ticket holder at Saracens, and a member of the Wine Society and the GMB. I also blog a lot at Stronger Unions.
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Paul Sellers
Paul is TUC Policy Officer dealing with working time and the minimum wage. He focuses on combating the long hours culture, campaigning for better laws on working time, and promoting collective bargaining and best practice. He also focuses on influencing the Low Pay Commission and the Government, and works to promote better awareness and enforcement of the minimum wage.
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Philip Hadley
Philip is a Policy & Campaigns Support Officer in the TUC's Organisation and Services Department, where he works on public services campaigns including Action for Rail and Speak Up For Justice.
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Richard Exell
I am the TUC’s Senior Policy Officer covering social security, tax credits and labour market issues, including the debates about the European social model and labour market flexibility. I also represent the TUC on the Industrial Injuries Advisory Council and am the Vice Chair of the End Child Poverty coalition.
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Rosa Crawford
I’m a Policy Officer in the International Relations and European Union Department dealing with issues around trade, migration and Japan.
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Sally Brett
I’m Senior Policy Officer in the TUC’s Economic and Social Affairs Department covering individual employment rights. I’m also a trustee and co-chair of the charity Working Families, which campaigns on behalf of working parents and carers.
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Sam Gurney
Sam Gurney is Senior Strategy and Development Officer in the TUC's Equalities and Strategy Department. He is the TUC's delegate to the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
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Scarlet Harris
Scarlet is the TUC’s Women's Equality Officer based in the Equality and Employment Rights Department. She joined the organisation in 2009 and works on policy issues such as maternity rights; representation of women in unions; occupational segregation; women in the labour market; equal pay; sex discrimination and family policy.
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Sharon Sukhram
Sharon is a Policy Officer in the TUC's Organisation and Services Department, where she covers issues around public services and transport, including the TUC's involvement in the Action For Rail campaign and Speak Up For Justice campaign.
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Silkie Cragg
I'm a Policy Officer in the TUC's Organisation and Services Department, specialising in regional policy and devolution. Before this I worked in the TUC's Economics Department. Previously I held research positions in Parliament, at KPMG, and Warwick University. Outside of work I'm studying an MSc in Government, Policy and Politics at the University of London. And riding my bike.
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Stephen Russell
Stephen Russell is currently working as International Policy Officer covering Business & Human Rights, and Coordinator of the Playfair campaign. Prior to this Stephen worked in unionlearn, the TUC’s learning and skills organisation, where he managed a range of projects covering maths, learning centres, the Union Learning Fund, management information and digital inclusion. Stephen has worked in a variety of departments across the TUC, spanning 20 years.
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Tanya Warlock
Tanya Warlock is a Policy & Campaigns Support Officer in the European Union & International Relations Department. Prior to this she was the Project Worker for the Local Migration Messaging Project, working in three geographically spread areas, Corby, Manchester and Southampton campaigning to convey positive messages around migration in the lead up the General Election.
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Tim Page
I’m a Senior Policy Officer at the TUC, responsible for economic and industrial policy. I also cover science policy, public procurement and high performance workplaces. I started my union at the Amalgamated Engineering Union, which is now part of Unite. I also did a spell at the House of Commons, working for the MPs Ann Clwyd and Ian McCartney. I was part of the team that put together the policy proposals which became the National Minimum Wage. One of my major tasks at the TUC is editing our Budget Submission, which is sent to the Chancellor of the Exchequer each year. It sets out our analysis of the state of the economy and recommends policies which, we believe, will improve the economic and social fabric of Britain. Being the TUC Budget Submission, it is especially concerned with these issues from the perspective of people at work. When I’m not working, I enjoy sports, especially football (watching) and skiing (taking part). I’m also learning to speak Italian.
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Tim Sharp
I am a TUC Policy Officer focusing on pensions and investments. I also serve on the Members' Panel of pension provider NEST. Previously, I was a financial journalist.
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Wilf Sullivan
Wilf Sullivan is the TUC Race Equality Officer, a role he has held since December 2004. He is active on race equality policy matters both inside and outside of the trade union movement. He is a member of the Government’s Ethnic Minority Employment Stakeholders Group, is treasurer of the UK Race and Europe Network, was an Executive Board member of the European Network Against Racism and sits on a number of race equality research academic advisory boards.
Guest contributors
The blog also periodically features topical guest posts from external policy experts in different areas. Guest posts are intended to widen debate and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the TUC or its policy staff. Guest authors have included:
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Abdullah Muhsin: International Officer, NASUWT
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Adam Bell: Communications Manager, RenewableUK
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Adam Hug: Policy Director, Foreign Policy Centre
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Adam Lent: Director of Programmes, the RSA (Former head of TUC Economic & Social Affairs)
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Adam Tinson: Research Analyst, New Policy Institute
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Adrian Nolan: Senior Policy Consultant, Centre for Local Economic Strategies
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Adrien Dumoulin-Smith: Student at the University of Cambridge
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Aidan McQuade: Director, Anti-Slavery International.
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Alan Lean: Tax & Welfare Rights Officer at Equity
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Alastair Hatchett: Head of Pay and HR Services, Incomes Data Services
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Aldo Caliari: Director, Rethinking Bretton Woods Project
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Alex Nunns: Communications officer, NHS Support Federation
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Alexandra Kemp: Coordinator, Women’s Income Network
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Aline Conchon: Senior Researcher, ETUI
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Alison Garnham: Chief Executive, Child Poverty Action Group
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Allison Roche: Assistant National Officer, UNISON
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Allen Creedy: Chair, Energy, Water & Environment Policy, FSB
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Anamaria Bejar: Head of Latin America Team, International HIV/AIDS Alliance
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Andrea Albertazzi: Spokesperson, Italian General Confederation of Labour
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Andrew Kaye: Policy Analysis Officer, Royal National Institute of Blind People
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Andrew Watt: Andrew Watt is Deputy Head of the Macroeconomic Policy Institute (IMK) in Germany
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Andy Atkins: Executive Director, Friends of the Earth
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Andy Benson: Co-Convenor, NCIA
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Anna Coote: Head of Social Policy, NEF
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Anna McMullen: Anna McMullen, Campaigns Director for Labour Behind the Label
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Anne Demelenne: General Secretary, General Federation of Belgian Labour
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Anneliese Dodds: MEP for South East England
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Anthea Sully: Director, Learning Disability Coalition
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Arlene McCarthy: MEP for North West England
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Arrun Degenhardt: Placement student, Compass
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Aveen McHugh: Aveen Mchugh is a full time official with Prospect
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Bob Baugh: Executive Director, AFL-CIO Industrial Union Council
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Ben Moxham: National Campaign Co-ordinator, CFMEU
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Ben Pattison: Policy and Research Officer, BSHF
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Ben Richardson: Assistant Professor of International Political Economy, University of Warwick
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Benedict Dellot: Senior Researcher, RSA
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Benoît Lallemand: Policy Team Co-Head, Finance Watch
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Bernadette Ségol: Secretary General, European Trade Union Confederation
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Bert De Wel: Environment Advisor, ACV-CSC
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Bert Schouwenburg: International Officer, GMB
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Beth Foley: Researcher, The Work Foundation
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Bharat Mehta: Chief Executive, Trust for London
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Breedagh Hughes: Director, RCM Northern Ireland
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Brendan Barber: Former General Secretary of the TUC
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Brian Strutton: National Secretary, GMB
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Bryn Davies: Director, Union Pension Services Ltd
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Calvin Allen: Researcher, Prospect
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Campbell Robb: Chief Executive, Shelter
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Carole Easton: Chief Executive, Young Women's Trust
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Caroline Davey: Director of Policy, Advice & Comms, Gingerbread
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Caroline Lucas: MP for Brighton Pavilion
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Charles King: Chair East Surrey Transport Committee
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Charlie Spencer: Chairman, The Spencer Group
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Chris Ball: Chief Executive, The Age and Employment Network
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Chris Baugh: Assistant General Secretary, PCS
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Chris Leslie: Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury
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Chris McGlen: Secretary, TUC’s Clean Coal Task Group
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Chris Wright: ESRC Placement Fellow, University of Cambridge
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Christina McAnea: Head of Health, UNISON
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Claire Sullivan: Director of employment relations, CSP
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Clara Paillard: Branch Chair, PCS
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Clare Laxton: Public Policy Manager, Women’s Aid
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Colin Hampton: Co-ordinator, Derbyshire Unemployed Workers’ Centres
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Colin Hay: Co-Director, SPERI
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Colin Hines: Convenor, Green New Deal Group
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Colin McPherson: Photojournalist and educator
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Colin Potter: Research Officer, Unite
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Con Keating: Head of Research, BrightonRock
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Craig Berry: Research Fellow, Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute
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Damon Gibbons: Director, Centre for Responsible Credit
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Dan Wilson Craw: Comms Manager, Generation Rent
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Dann Kenningham: National Co-ordination Team member, ATD Fourth World UK
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Darinka Aleksic: Campaign Co-ordinator, Abortion Rights
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Dave Feickert: Member of TUC Clean Coal Task Group
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Dave Powell: Economics Campaigner, Friends of the Earth
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Dave Prentis: General Secretary, UNISON
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David Arnold: Policy Officer, UNISON
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David Ashton: Emeritus Professor, Leicester University
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David Begg: General Secretary, Irish Congress of Trade Unions
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David Frost: Director General, British Chambers of Commerce
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David Hall: Director, Public Services International Research Unit
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David Lea: Labour Peer. Former Assistant General Secretary , TUC
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David Lennan: Chairman, Work Wise UK
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David Pitt-Watson: Business and social entrepreneur
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Debbie Hayton: Debbie Hayton, NASUWT Activist and Physics Teacher
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Debora Singer: Policy and Research Manager, Asylum Aid
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Deborah Garvie: Senior Policy Officer, Shelter
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Declan Gaffney: Independent policy consultant
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Diane Elson: Chair, UK Women’s Budget Group
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Dot Gibson: General Secretary, National Pensioners Convention
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Dylan Kneale: Senior Researcher, International Longevity Centre
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Ed Matthew: Director, Energy Bill Revolution
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Ed Miliband: Leader of the Labour Party
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Eleanor Briggs: Asst. Director of Policy & Campaigns, National AIDS Trust
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Emily Cousens: Policy and advocacy team member, CPAG
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Emily Kenway: Campaigner, Share Action
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Emma Yorke: Campaigns Officer, Gingerbread
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Enrico Tortolano: Policy Officer, PCS
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Estelle Hart: National Women’s Officer, NUS
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Esther Lynch: Confederal Secretary, ETUC
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Eugene Grant: Public Policy Advisor, Scope
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Eva Neitzert: Head of Development, Women’s Budget Group
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Fergus McReynolds: Senior Climate & Environment Policy Advisor, EEF
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Fiona McAllister: Policy Officer, Fatherhood Institute
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Frank Doran: MP for Aberdeen North
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Gail Adams: Head of Nursing, UNISON
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Gail Cartmail: Assistant General Secretary, Unite
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Gary Crothers: Young Legal Aid Lawyers
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Gavin Edwards: National Officer, UNISON
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Gill Stancer: SUNA Committee Member, Leonard Cheshire Disability
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Gina Miller: Gina Miller, Co-founder SCM Private
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Gloria De Piero: MP for Ashfield
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Graeme Nuttall: Partner, Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP
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Graham Petersen: Environment Coordinator, UCU
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Graham Whitham: UK Poverty Policy Advisor, Save the Children
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Guy Collis: Policy Officer, UNISON
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Guy Stallard: Guy Stallard is Head of Facilities for KPMG UK
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Heather Wakefield: National Secretary for Local Government, UNISON
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Helen Barnard: Progamme Manager, JRF
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Helen Ryan: Supervisory Official, BECTU
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Hilary Fisher: Director of Policy, Women’s Aid Federation England
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Howard Reed: Director, Landman Economics
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James Harrison: Associate Professor, University of Warwick.
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Janet Royall: Baroness Royall of Blaisdon
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Jess Hurd: Freelance photojournalist
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Johan Ulvenlöv: Social media strategist, LO Sweden
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John Lister: Secretary, Keep Our NHS Public
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John Logan: Director of Labor & Employment Studies, San Francisco State University
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John McDonnell: Shadow Chancellor
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John Middleton: Vice President, Faculty of Public Health
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John Monks: Lord Monks of Blackley
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John Weeks: Professor emeritus of economics at SOAS, University of London.
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John Earls: Head of Research, Unite the Union
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Jon Restell: Chief Executive, Managers In Partnership
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Jonathan Stevenson: Campaigner, Jubilee Debt Campaign
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Karen Jennings: Assistant General Secretary, UNISON
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Kate Roberts: Community Advocate, Kalayaan
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Katherine Baird: Campaigns Coordinator, ShareAction
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Katie Ghose: Chief Executive, Electoral Reform Society
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Paul Keenlyside: Coordinator, Trade Justice Movement
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Keith Venables: Welfare Reform and Benefits Appeal Adviser
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Kieran Quinn: Chair, LAPFF
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Kiri Tunks: Junior Vice President, NUT
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Laura Dewar: Senior Policy & Parliamentary Officer, Single Parent Action Network
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Laura Valadez: Research Associate, Loughborough University
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Leslie Manasseh: TUC President, Deputy General Secretary at Prospect
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Lindsay Judge: Senior Policy and Research Officer, CPAG
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Luke Warren: Chief Executive, CCSA
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Mark Serwotka: General Secretary, PCS
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Martin Myant: Head of Economy, Employment and Social Policy, ETUI
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Mary Bousted: General Secretary, ATL, & TUC President 2016/17
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Mary Honeyball: MEP for London
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Mary Milne: Campaigns Manager, Traidcraft
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Mary-Ann Stephenson: Member, Women’s Budget Group
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Matt Hawkins: Campaigns Officer, Gingerbread
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Matt Waddup: National Head of Policy and Campaigns, UCU
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Matthew Lay: National Officer, UNISON
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Max Lawson: Head of Advocacy, Oxfam GB
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Meredith McCammond: Technical Officer, LITRG
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Michael Gibbons: Industrial Co-Chair, CCS Development Forum
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Mick McAteer: co-Director, The Financial Inclusion Centre
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Mohammad Taj: TUC President, 2013/14
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Naomi Cooke: Assistant General Secretary, FDA
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Neil Walsh: Pensions Officer, Prospect
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Nick Crook: Head of International Department, UNISON
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Octavia Holland: Director of Policy, Advice & Comms, Gingerbread
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Owen Reidy: Assistant General Secretary, ICTU
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Patrick Roach: Deputy General Secretary, NASUWT
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Paul Blomfield: MP for Sheffield Central
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Paul Hackett: Director, Smith Institute
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Paul Hunter: Paul Hunter is head of research at the Smith Institute
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Paul Monaghan: Director, Up the Ethics
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Pete Challis: National Officer, UNISON
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Peter Bakvis: ITUC representative in Washington
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Peter Finch: Asst Director Union Services, CSP
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Peter Kenway: Director, New Policy Institute
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Philip Flaxton: Chief Executive, Work Wise UK
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Polly Jones: Head of policy and campaigns, Global Justice Now
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Rachel Tansey: Researcher, Corporate Europe Observatory
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Rachel Wilshaw: Rachel Wilshaw is the Ethical Trade Manager for Oxfam GB
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Richard Pond: Policy Staff, European Federation of Public Service Unions
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Richard Simon-Lewis: Financing Director, White Rose CCS
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Richard Warren: Senior Energy Policy Advisor, EEF
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Richard Murphy: Founder, Tax Justice Network
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Ripped Off Britons: Bloggers and cartoonists
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Rita Donaghy: Member of the House of Lords
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Rob Tinker: Researcher, Fabian Society
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Robbie de Santos: Senior Public Policy Advocate, StepChange debt charity
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Rosa Pavanelli: General Secretary, Public Services International
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Rosalind Bragg: Director, Maternity Action
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Roy Rickhuss: General Secretary, Community
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Russell Hargrave: Public Affairs Officer, Asylum Aid
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Sabita Banerji: Sabita Banerji is the Knowledge and Learning Advisor at the Ethical Trading Initiative
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Sam Royston: Policy Adviser, The Children’s Society
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Sam Smethers: Chief Executive, Grandparents Plus
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Sarah Tennison: Technology Manager, Tees Valley Combined Authority.
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Sarah Pearce: Assistant National Officer, UNISON
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Sean McGovern: Co-Chair, TUC Disabled Workers' Committee
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Seb Dance: MEP for London
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Shane Enright: Campaign Manager, Amnesty International UK
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Sharan Burrow: General Secretary, ITUC
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Siân Hawkins: Policy Officer, Women’s Aid
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Siân Errington: Research Officer, Unite the Union
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Simon Bullock: Senior Campaigner, Friends of the Earth
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Sophie Neuburg: Energy and Climate campaigner
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Stephen Cavalier: Chief Executive, Thompsons Solicitors
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Stephen Evans: CEO, Learning and Work Institute
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Stewart Lansley: Author
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Stuart Bell: Policy Director, Ergon Associates
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Stuart Bonar: Public Affairs Advisor, RCM
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Sue Ferns: Director of Research and Comms, Prospect
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Tim Jones: Policy Officer, Jubilee Debt Campaign
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Tom Jones: Head of Policy, Thompsons Solicitors
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Toni Pearce: NUS President 2013/14
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Tony Burke: Assistant General Secretary, Unite
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Tony Dolphin: Senior Economist, IPPR
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Tony Dykes: Director, ACTSA
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Vicki Peacey: Policy Officer, Gingerbread
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Will Horwitz: Comms Co-ordinator, Community Links
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Zoe Lanara: International Secretary, GSEE
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Zorana Halpin: Policy Officer, Shelter