Cheryl P.

Cheryl P. is a PhD candidate at the Cambridge Faculty of Law and a specialist mentor at the Accessibility and Disability Resource Centre at the University of Cambridge. Cheryl's mentoring focuses on supporting students with mental health conditions and disabilities, helping them develop strategies for university life. As Director of Social Responsibility Practitioners and Academic Consultant for Avoice, Cheryl has engaged in initiatives to aid women affected by violence, fostering collaborations with organizations and professionals in legal and psychological fields. Cheryl's extensive experience includes roles as a panel member at the Oxford China Forum, a member of the Horizon Program at the Institute of Global Development, and various research and administrative positions at institutions like the University of Nottingham Ningbo China and China Daily. Cheryl holds an MPhil in Criminological Research and a BA in International Studies from the University of Nottingham Ningbo China, along with an academic exchange in Criminology from Københavns Universitet.