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Dr Rachel Claire Morris is an editor, writer, creativity coach, and collage artist. She was formerly an international programme manager and educator, and before that ran a Human Rights Award-nominated research unit at Cardiff Law School offering activist expertise on law and policy affecting the GRT communities. Her writing appears in Byline Times, Red, Womankind, and the Honno anthology of Welsh women writing crime, Cast a Long Shadow, among others. She was Editor-in-Chief and founding editor of Bylines Cymru and Travellers’ Times magazine. ***For more info about Rachel, PLEASE click on this link: https://linktr.ee/rachelclairemorris
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