I am a Project Consultant in the fields of health and geopolitics at APCO Worldwide, having begun work there in March 2021. Prior to joining APCO, I worked at Rare Diseases Europe providing support for the organisation and implementation, and have also served as a Schuman Trainee in EU-UK relations. I graduated from Sciences Po Paris in June 2019 with a Masters in European Affairs with a specialism in International Relations, and then did some work in think tanks and NGOs in Brussels.
Outside of work, I am a member of the UK Liberal Democrats International Relations Committee and a member of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Council.
I have participated in UK and European liberal political conferences, and appeared on British and European media.
I stood for election to the Scottish Parliament at the same time Ross Greer did and the linked column is some stunning nonsense: I was banging the drum on geographical health inequality. Is that all to be written off as “youthful concerns” because I was 21?
The issue of 16 year old candidates is a difficult one and one I don't yet have a view on, but the general tenor of this column is yet another instance of the absolute contempt that older generations hold youth in when it comes to democracy. Appalling.
https://www.scotsman.com/news/opinion/columnists/snps-plan-to-allow-16-year-olds-to-become-msps-shows-they-think-democracy-is-just-student-politics-susan-dalgety-4013156
Is it seasonal depression or did you just watch the third episode of #TheLastOfUs at a really vulnerable time in your life?