Executive Committee
Faculty Advisors
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Dr Stephanie Palmer Dr Palmer is a Faculty Advisor for the Cambridge Pro Bono Project. As a member of the Executive Committee, she assists with management of the CPP's activities. Dr Palmer has been involved with the CPP since 2010. |
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Dr Jonathan Rogers Dr Rogers is a Faculty Advisor for the Cambridge Pro Bono Project. As a member of the Executive Committee, he assists with management of the CPP's activities. |
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Dr Fernando Lusa Bordin Dr Bordin is a Faculty Advisor for the Cambridge Pro Bono Project. As a member of the Executive Committee, he assists with management of the CPP's activities. |
Executive Directors
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Rebecca Brown Rebecca is a PhD candidate, researching health law, public law and global governance. She supervises Human Rights Law and International Law at the University of Cambridge. An Australian lawyer, she has previously provided research assistance to academics at a number of universities, in addition to working for the Australian government and in private legal practice. |
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Ricki-Lee Gerbrandt Ricki-Lee is a lawyer and legal scholar focused on constitutional, media, freedom of expression, and human rights law. Ricki-Lee is currently completing her PhD at the University of Cambridge, where her research examines digital regulation and platform governance, online abuse and disinformation targeting journalists, and comparative and international media law. She is a researcher at the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law and Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law and is a member of the Journalist Safety Research Network. She has an LL.M. from Harvard Law School, a J.D. from the University of Calgary, and a BA (Hon) from Western University. She has spent the past decade in private practice as a barrister focused on media and constitutional law. |
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Shubham Jain Shubham is a PhD candidate. His areas of interest and engagement include rights-based approaches to sports, discrimination law, human rights, and sports governance. He is also a Legal Advisor (pro-bono) to Fair Game UK. Shubham has worked as a Research Fellow at the Sports Law & Policy Centre India. He has also assisted with the editing of the Handbook on Mega-Sporting Events and Human Rights at the Centre for Sport and Human Rights. |
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David Taylor David is a PhD candidate in public law, researching the criminal liability and nature of the Crown. David has practised in commercial and public law litigation in New Zealand, Australia and the UK and as a Crown prosecutor in New Zealand. He has previously been involved in pro bono initiatives at universities in New Zealand and the United Kingdom. |
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Jennifer Tridgell Jennifer is a PhD candidate, researching the intersection of global governance and technology, particularly open source software. She is also an expert consultant in public international law and human rights. An Australian qualified lawyer, she has previously worked as the Senior Legal Advisor to the UN Special Rapporteur for freedom of religion or belief, for international courts and various human rights organisations on a pro bono basis. |
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