Barry Levine is an academic in the Social Work field.   His background includes family social work, addiction services, HIV and AIDs, supported accommodation, homelessness and young peoples’ rights in the care sector.

Cinzia’s career spans 25 years in senior risk, compliance and legal roles within highly-regulated industries.  Her background is as a dual-qualified lawyer, with both in-house and private practice experience, as a Risk Director in industry, and as a strategic Privacy, Risk and Compliance consultant to Boards/C-suites in all sectors.   Committed to upholding fundamental rights, and recognised for her expertise in Data Protection and Privacy, Cinzia is currently appointed as a Data Protection Expert to the Council of Europe.   She has previously served on the Marie Curie Scottish Advisory Board and the Glasgow Colleges Regional Board, also sitting on its Audit and Risk Committee.

Douglas is an academic working in the field of constitutional and human rights law at the University of Strathclyde. He has a deep interest in access to justice and the connections between human rights, poverty, and inequality. His research and teaching align closely with LSA’s mission, exploring critical questions about constitutional design, fostering a culture of human rights, and widening access to justice. Douglas serves on the Steering Group of the Glasgow Human Rights Network. Douglas is passionate about experiential legal education and leads a pioneering legal work placement module for undergraduates—the first of its kind among Scottish law schools. 

Evelyn has more than 35 years’ experience working in advice and funding related roles with a range of public and third sector organisations including University of West of Scotland, Scottish ESF Objective 3 Programme and The National Lottery Community Fund where her most recent role was Head of Communications and Engagement. Evelyn has served as a trustee with several local and national organisations and is committed to community empowerment and social justice. 

Grant has over 20 years’ experience in governance having served on the boards of several Housing Associations, most recently Horizon Housing Association. Through his work with the Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living (GCIL) and his role as a Disability Qualified Tribunal Member for The Ministry of Justice/Independent Tribunal Service since 2008, Grant is committed to working to overcome poverty and discrimination for those living with disabilities. He has also worked as a freelance disability consultant providing a range of research, training and consultancy services, most recently delivering Disability Equality Training for UBER partners 2018-2020.

Kathleen has worked as a solicitor for over 30 years. Her commitment is to access to justice with expertise in employment and discrimination law alongside many years of practice in the field of immigration and asylum law. She has worked across all sectors. Currently employed as a legal supervisor within a University Law Clinic she supports student volunteers to deliver legal services and enjoys teaching and nurturing new lawyers. She also continues as a solicitor acting for trade union members. Kathleen is an accredited mediator and has a particular interest in health and disability issues. She works with Allied Health Professionals and employment support workers to enhance their knowledge of employment and discrimination law alongside the benefits of using mediation skills in the workplace to promote the recruitment and retention of those with long term health conditions.

Peter has worked in a range of senior roles across the financial services industry and is recently retired. Throughout his career, he sought out opportunities to advocate for fairness and equality, including working within the Diversity and Inclusion programme at Lloyds Banking Group. From 2016 to 2019, Peter worked as a Project Manager for Welfare Reform Mitigation with Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS). In that role he supported a variety of stakeholders, including Scottish Government officials, to ensure compliance with financial and governance requirements. Peter’s expertise lies in risk management, governance and stakeholder engagement.

Stuart is a qualified solicitor and Partner at Morton Fraser MacRoberts LLP, with over 15 years of post-qualification experience. He is an accredited specialist in immigration law and has a diverse professional background that includes roles in the Scottish Government, a law centre, and private practice. Stuart has previously served as the Convenor of the Law Society's Immigration and Asylum Law subcommittee. Driven by a passion for ensuring access to justice, he has a strong understanding of the impact law centres have on communities. Stuart is dedicated to using his experience to make a meaningful difference.