IPF Mentorship Scheme: List of IPF Mentors

Anjuli is Communications Officer at the London International Development Centre (LIDC). She has previously worked in the British Embassy in Bogota, Colombia.

Catarina is the Managing Editor of the IPF. She has previously worked in a number of Communications roles in the charity sector, including a year-long stint at UK national charity Back Up Trust, as well as the London School of Economics SU. Catarina was also the Marketing Director for Sochi 2014, a play about LGBT+ rights in Russia. Alongside undertaking her Masters in Global Conflict and Peace Processes, she is currently producing Little Portugal, a short documentary about the Portuguese-speaking community living in London.

Heenali works as a freelance reporter, and has written for CNN International and The Guardian. Her particular interests are in humanitarian reporting, the arts in conflict and African start-up businesses.

Priyanka is the Co-Director and Editor-in-Chief of the IPF. She has been working as a journalist at the International Business Times UK for over a year, covering human rights in Asia. Before that, she held a brief role at the Express Online and has been published in Al Jazeera America for her work on freedom of expression in India.

Rima Amin is IPF’s Partnerships Manager. Currently working at Change.org as a Team Assistant, she is driven towards campaigning, relationship building and diplomacy. She previously held a number of political roles including being the first woman President to be elected at City University London Students’ Union in 11 years.