Malise Rosbech

Role

Fundraising and communications manager

Biography

Malise joined Global Justice Now in July 2015. When she's not fighting for global justice, she spends most of her time practising and studying the philosophy of yoga. Malise has a Master's degree in Contemporary Philosophy and Critical Theory and a Post-graduate Certificate in Development Studies. 

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Latest posts

It’s been quite a year (and a half) on migration

Malise Rosbech

30 October 2017
Migration

Our migration campaign is one and a half years old! Safe to say, this can be an emotionally demanding issue to work on, so it’s important we recognise how much we’ve done together. So I thought I'd put together a blog post trying to sum of some of the big moments for this campaign. A massive thank you to all of our supporters, members and activists for making all of this possible.

10 reasons you should join Global Justice Now at the Brighton Marathon 2017

Malise Rosbech

28 December 2016
General

It’s that time of year again – the time for New Year’s resolutions. Here’s my 10 reasons why running the Brighton Marathon should be one of yours.

The future of our trade campaign: your thoughts

Malise Rosbech

23 September 2016
Trade justice

The recent months have been somewhat of a rollercoaster for our trade campaign. Needless to say that with the likely failure of TTIP* and the ever more pressing threat of CETA**, our staff, activists, members and supporters have been very busy.

Ninety-Nine: The verdict is in

Malise Rosbech

28 April 2016
General

Ninety-Nine: The verdict is in

The results from our supporter survey about our magazine, Ninety-Nine.

We recently asked you what you think of Ninety-Nine. We did this for one simple reason:  it’s your magazine. By listening to your feedback, we can improve the magazine and adapt it to what you’d like it to be.

Why TTIP is a feminist issue

Malise Rosbech

25 February 2016
Trade justice

From online harassment to sex trafficking: nowadays most world problems seem to be ‘feminist issues’. And now trade deals too?

How two of our supporters (almost) inspired me to run a marathon

Malise Rosbech

05 January 2016
General

“If I can just make it up that hill…” I thought, gasping for air on a cold January morning. I did make it to the top but it’s safe to say, I wasn’t very fit. I had struggled to run just 3k and in a few months I was going to participate in a 10k charity run. “I’ll never make New Year’s resolutions again”, I promised myself as I walked home.

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