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Partner Margaret Saselu is featured in the Chambers DEI Global Report 2024, which identifies top trends in DEI across the world through regional case studies and individual profiles that showcase unique work highlights and best practices.
Margaret's profile highlights her pro bono work supporting refugees through her partnership with Free to Run (F2R). F2R is an organization that empowers women in conflict zones through running, addressing the challenges adolescent girls and young women face and helping them overcome societal limitations on physical activity. Margaret's love for running and passion for advancing justice for women and children cultivated her continued work with the organization, ultimately allowing her to bring six young women and their relatives to safety in the US through humanitarian applicationsβa groundbreaking effort that had never before been attempted by an organization in this context.
Click here to read the full report. Margaret's profile is found on page 13.
The conditional approvals we received in December 2023 not only marked a significant step for these young women but also established a new model for future humanitarian applications, reinforcing our commitment to advancing justice and empowering women.
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