Team

Amro Hussain

Director

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Third in his undergraduate class of Business and Law, Amro also holds a master’s degree in International Development from the London School of Economics and Political Science. He has worked in finance, as a consultant for various investment banks, and international development, providing oversight and support for the delivery of millions of dollars’ worth of humanitarian and religious tolerance projects in Iraq, as well as managing gender equality projects in rural Honduras.

As Director of the UK All-Party Parliamentary Group for Freedom of Religion or Belief (FORB), Amro helps guide and support the 123 Parliamentarian members of the APPG to raise Freedom of Religion or Belief issues both at home and abroad and plays a vital role in influencing UK Government policy on FORB.

Julie Jones

Outreach Manager – part-time

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Julie has been a trustee on the Interfaith Network UK for the past 3 years and serves there as the interfaith representative for Wales for the devolved nations. She also currently serves as the vice-chair of the Interfaith Council of Wales (ICW). Julie has been the elected member of the ICW for the Welsh government for the past 5 years and has played an important role in increasing awareness of different faiths and promoting unity within different communities in Wales.

Stephen Rand

Website Editor – part-time

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Stephen is a communications and advocacy consultant, having established advocacy and campaigning first with Tearfund and then with Open Doors. It was through Tearfund that he was part of the leadership of Jubilee 2000 and then Make Poverty History. In later years, until 2016, much of his time was given to leading and administering Fresh Streams, a church leaders’ network.

The APPG is a London living wage employer and is in the process of attaining the full ‘charter mark accreditation’.