Dr Kat Eghdamian is an Advisor, Writer and Speaker on human rights, social cohesion, diversity, and belonging.
PhD (UCL) | MPhil (Oxford) | MSc (LSE)
Dr Kat Eghdamian has over 20 years of experience in the field of human rights, spanning research, policy, advocacy, and education across 9 countries and 5 continents.
Her mission is to foster dialogue, understanding, and collaboration among diverse groups and stakeholders on complex and sensitive issues related to human rights, religion, social cohesion, and culture. She is a published author, a public speaker, and a media commentator on these topics.
Social Cohesion, Integration & Belonging
How do we see ‘us’ and ‘them’? What is the measure of a socially cohesive society? What does refugee and migrant integration mean and is it possible to achieve it?
Diversity & Inclusion
How do we leverage diversity as a strength? How do we combat harmful biases individually and collectively? Are we at a historic moment for social transformation?
Identity
Who are you/we? How can we know each other at a deeper level? How can we break down walls and build bridges towards unity?
Social Justice
How can individuals, communities, and institutions better work for justice? How can we all become active agents of social change?
