Team

Hannah is the Partnerships and Programmes Officer at The Anti-Slavery Collective. She was previously a Corporate Fundraising Officer at Women for Women International where she supported the organisation’s efforts in building global strategic partnerships. She holds a BA from King’s College London and a Master’s degree from the University of Oxford, where her studies focused on religion, philosophy and the intersection of gender and violence. Hannah is particularly passionate about gender equality and has twice been a UN Women delegate for the Commission of the Status of Women.

Chloe has over 8 years experience in social media marketing & content creation working with leading global brands to elevate their social media through story telling. Having experience with working on campaigns for Nike, adidas, Hello Fresh and other household brands, she strives to create long lasting campaigns that make an impact through video, events, graphic design & photography across digital mediums. 

Moving into supporting change making organisations, Chloe has worked on campaigns and created content for those in the mental health and wellness space to create leading-light communities online. Chloe’s content aims to reach wider audiences that align with the organisation’s mission to make an impact. 

Libby is a Chartered Accountant and supports TASC part time with its finances and day to day administration. Libby has worked with the charity since it was registered, managing the day to day finances and regulatory requirements. Libby brings with her a wealth of finance experience as she began her career working in corporate accounting at a Big-4 accountancy firm, supporting clients with their reporting requirements and account presentation. Outside of her finance role at TASC, Libby supports one of the charity’s co-founders with their strategic and charitable work, and advises TASC on matters related to their engagement.

Jasmin is a Partnerships and Programmes Associate at The Anti-Slavery Collective. She also works as the Parliamentary Researcher for Baroness Young of Hornsey in the House of Lords, focusing on improving human rights and environmental protections in businesses and their value chains through legislation and policy. Jasmin spent five months volunteering for the charity Kalayaan where she conducted research and supported migrant domestic workers who had been exploited or trafficked. She previously worked on human rights research projects, including modern slavery statement assessments for Wikirate and a report for UNHCR on state actor corruption and detention conditions in Pakistan. She holds a BA from the University of Oxford.

Lucy has over 20 years of experience in the public and not-for-profit sectors, specialising in policy, advocacy, and service delivery for children and young people who have experienced exploitation and violence. She has held senior leadership roles, including leading strategic partnerships at Teenage Cancer Trust and the Social Care Institute for Excellence.

She holds a Master’s degree in Child Rights and Development and is an Independent Sexual Violence Adviser. A strong advocate for cross-sector collaboration, Lucy is passionate about cultivating partnerships with purpose that drive systemic change.

Sarah moved back to the UK at the end of 2023 after living and working overseas in Asia, Europe, and North America for over 11 years. She’s worked in senior global roles both as a consultant and for INGOs like ActionAid supporting civil society organisations, governments, and businesses to develop innovative, impact-driven strategies.

Sarah has a particular interest in the measurement of impact and the transformative power of data. She has worked with teams from 40+ countries during her career building public / private partnerships that deliver long-term sustainable results. She holds a Masters degree from SOAS, University of London in human rights law and the political economy of development.