Lorna Downer has extensive experience working directly with African Caribbean communities across England on issues of social justice and human rights. She is the Vice-Chair of the Moss Side & Hulme Community Development Trust, a co-founder of Windrush Defenders Legal C.I.C, the founder of Shiloh’s Way, supporting African Caribbean families with autistic children, and she […]
Daniel Kofi Davidson, born in the UK to Jamaican parents, moved to Manchester in 1997 from London to establish his own identity. Daniel volunteered at the Powerhouse before taking on a leadership role in the Young People’s Empowerment Group, advocating for and becoming a voice for the youth in the Moss Side and Hulme communities. […]
Ms. Thirza Amina Asanga-Rae is a Nigerian-born British national who spent her formative years growing up in South Manchester before relocating to London for further studies. She holds a BA (Hons) in Business and a Postgraduate Diploma in International Labour and Trade Union Studies. While in London, Thirza began her career in railway services and […]
Mr. Otis Thomas is an African-centered social entrepreneur and a Trustee of the Moss Side and Hulme Community Development Trust. He serves as Director of Business Development at TAP: The African Pot Project, CEO of Nonstop Media Hub, and President of the Minerals Committee at Sable Assent Coin Corporation. Otis is also an Advisory Board […]
Dr. Mario Farquharson is an international judge, law professor, human rights advocate, philanthropist, and judiciary official who has devoted his career to advancing humanitarian missions through historically significant institutions. He holds an LL.B in Law, an M.S. in Education, and a Ph.D. in International Law. Dr. Farquharson serves as Chief Inspector General, Investigating Instruction Judge, […]
