Gladys Ambort is a resident of Geneva, Switzerland. She asserts that ‘living has been her most successful undertaking’, and that she is happy to have reached 60-years-of-age. After obtaining a PhD in Humanities from Geneva University, she writes, lectures in colleges and universities, works with languages, and rides her bike.
David A. Crighton is a Consultant Psychologist and Hon. Professor of Psychology at Durham University (UK)
HomRAG consists of the following members: Sir Louis Blom-Cooper QC, Beatrix Campbell OBE, His Honour Colin Colston QC, Bryan Gibson, Dr Adrian Grounds, John Harding CBE, Dr Barrie Irving, Josepha Jacobson, Professor Terence Morris, Mark Parsons, John Podmore, Professor Jonathan Wolff, Victoria Ellis (Secretary 2010-present), and the late The Very Reverend Colin Slee OBE, Dean of Southwark.
Kate Jopling is a policy and strategy consultant who has authored influential reports for National Voices, the British Red Cross, and Age UK. She previously spent 15 years working in public policy, campaigning or communications roles, initially as a House of Commons researcher, later in senior positions with Catch 22, Help the Aged and the Campaign to End Loneliness where she was director.… Read more “Kate Jopling”
Jonathan Burnside and Nicola Baker edited ground-breaking work on relational justice, focusing on repairing damaged relationships between victims and offenders.
