Named specialists assembled around brief, context, and language.
Our senior associates bring research, evaluation, education, and translation expertise. We mobilise this network according to the demands of each assignment: sectoral depth, methodological craft, safeguarding sensitivity, and the linguistic fluency required for meaningful inquiry.
Senior AssociateDr Mohammed Alruzzi
Applied social science, children’s rights, and policy research
Mohammed is based at the University of Bristol’s School for Policy Studies. His work examines children’s rights, child labour and education, humanitarian child protection, and the lives of Palestinian children — including neglect in displacement settings, early childhood in contexts of violence, and childhood under detention.
Children’s rightsChild protectionEducationHumanitarian research
Senior AssociateAyman Qwaider
Inclusive education, humanitarian research, and Arabic–English knowledge work
Ayman is a researcher and writer from Gaza whose work sits at the intersection of education policy, humanitarian response, and public communication. He has written on inclusive education policy in the SWANA region and on the right to health in Gaza during COVID-19, and brings Arabic–English fluency to research, translation, and field-facing inquiry.
Inclusive educationEducation in emergenciesGaza & SWANA policyArabic–English translation
Senior AssociateValentina Marconi
Children’s rights, detention, and qualitative social research
Valentina works on children’s rights and the political lives of children under constraint. She co-authored Childhood behind Bars, on Palestinian children in Israeli detention, in Lived Resistance against the War on Palestinian Children (University of Georgia Press, 2024), contributing qualitative analysis of childhood, justice systems, and lived resistance.
Children’s rightsChild detentionQualitative researchLived resistance