Morgan Largey

Passionate about building capacity in communities, and promoting peace, good relations, and inclusion in Northern Ireland and beyond. Previous work experience includes the charity sector, trade union organising, and international organisations.

Experienced in workshop facilitation, understanding barriers to engagement, fundraising, and connecting with disengaged communities. Confident communicator with strong organisational skills and attention to detail, with experience in facilitating international exchanges and bilateral partnerships.

MA graduate in Conflict Transformation and Social Justice from Queen’s University Belfast. Areas of study include Transitional Justice (Law), Anthropology of Conflict, Religion and Peacebuilding, and Legacy of Conflict.

BA (Hons) English and Hispanic Studies graduate specialising in critical and cultural theory and Latin American studies.

Passionate about building capacity in communities, and promoting peace, good relations, and inclusion in Northern Ireland and beyond. Previous work experience includes the charity sector, trade union organising, and international organisations.

Experienced in workshop facilitation, understanding barriers to engagement, and connecting with disengaged communities. Confident communicator with strong organisational skills and attention to detail, with experience in facilitating international exchanges and bilateral partnerships.

MA graduate in Conflict Transformation and Social Justice from Queen’s University Belfast. Areas of study include Transitional Justice (Law), Anthropology of Conflict, Religion and Peacebuilding, and Legacy of Conflict. Grade: Pass with Commendation.

Activities and societies: Level 2 Arabic course, Fundraising Co-ordinator for Belfast Marrow society, Spanish and Portuguese Society, Level 3 Arabic courseActivities and societies: Level 2 Arabic course, Fundraising Co-ordinator for Belfast Marrow society, Spanish and Portuguese Society, Level 3 Arabic course

Achieved Graduate Plus through the 4 week Master Your Leadership programme

Dissertation: What shapes engagement?: A comparative study of political and civil engagement in the PUL communities of Carrickfergus and Rathcoole

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BA (Hons) English and Hispanic Studies graduate specialising in critical and cultural theory and Latin American studies. Grade: 2:1

Activities and societies: Spanish and Portuguese Society, English Society

With Degree Plus (Level 1 Arabic course, part time work, Erasmus)

Modules: Spanish language, Introduction to Latin American studies, the Fantastic in Latin America, Disease and Society in Colonial Latin America, Late Medieval Literature, Anglo-Saxon Literature, 18th Century Literature, Contemporary 21st Century Poetry, Love Across the Divide: Northern Irish Literature 1968-present