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Bryony has fifteen years of experience as a gendered violence prevention educator, designing and delivering training interventions for organisations and communities and training facilitators across many industries. She leads on policy and strategy and is based in Berlin where she makes radio, writes, and performs. She is passionate about justice and spirals.

Estella is a performing musician and multi-instrumentalist. She plays bass in the Black feminist punk band Big Joanie. She has volunteered with Girls Rock London, an organisation that seeks to empower women, trans* and gender non-conforming folks to play instruments and enter the music industry, since 2017 as a band coach, instrument tutor, and year-round organiser.

Patrick has been combining a self-deprecating love of spreadsheets and an aesthetic zeal within homegrown organisations for some time now. He is also a web and book designer, bandmate and has an excessive DVD collection.

Condie is a creative and results-driven project manager and cultural producer, with a focus on prioritising inclusivity and accessibility. Creating award-winning experiences across London’s live music, nightlife and cultural scenes from The V&A to Pxssy Palace to Koko, Condie joins us to deliver the Nightlife Navigator project for Save the Night 2025.

Āliyah aka THEMPRESS is a DJ, performer, producer, and educator. With a far-reaching and highly eclectic taste, you can find them switching it up from house and funk sunshine vibes to late night bass and techno raves. They produce and present radio with residencies at Voices Radio and Netil Radio and are a regular on London’s club and rave scene, bringing boundless energy everywhere they facilitate, play and perform.

Golchehr likes to think of herself as a community care-worker. She delivers trauma-informed, gender sensitive, youth focused, queer-aware, postcolonial community education, with an academic background in Gender studies and Queer Theory.

Jay has a master’s degree in Human Rights, Culture and Social Justice. They moved to London from Italy to pursue their passion for the rights of LGBTQ+, women and people of colour. They hope to have a future in NGOs and be able to buy as many books as humanly possible.

Katie is a trainer, facilitator, roller skater and swimmer based in Margate. She has over 10 years of experience in the field of sexual violence and specialises in prevention work, vicarious trauma and supporting organisations to respond well. She is currently in training as a counsellor, with a focus on relationships and groups. Her work is informed by transformative approaches to justice, feminist movement work and queerness.

Activist, Facilitator, Trainer, Journalist, Filmmaker, Yoga Teacher and ABSOLUTELY SHAMELESS East 17 fanboy. It’s called the ‘Rise Of The Generalist’, apparently. Richie—who hasn’t seen his chin since 2014—exists in a world which explores constructed gender hierarchies, contemporary masculinity and sex-positivity. His focus is on challenging men to play a more active role in the fight against GBV and VAWG.

Ruth Heneke Eliot (she/her) is a specialist trainer, consultant & author in relationships & sexuality education (RSE), sexual & gender-based violence (SGBV) and gender, sex & relationship diversity (GSRD). After over 10 years facilitating RSE, SGBV and GSRD workshops to young people and professionals, Ruth currently provides sex ed for adults, CPD with Training Works (organisation she co-founded) & is training to become a psychosexual therapist.

Sarj is a very curious facilitator, participation designer and community care organizer currently based in Berlin. They are a cofounder of aequa (2016), the aequa Workshops Collective (2020), and Berlin Collective Action e.V. (2020), and host a monthly radio show on Refuge Worldwide. Their work and play explore the ways we can practice abolition in our relations, by creating loving alternatives to the systems of empire.

Tamara-Jade is a trainer, facilitator and illustrator whose work centres social action. She has a background working in gendered violence prevention from a Black Feminist perspective. She is passionate about facilitating conversations that reflect on group culture. Tamara-Jade is also a member of the Good Night Out Campaign board.

Lifelong scene explorer, outsider performance artist, social justice advocate, opinion-haver, lore keeper, queer dyslexic. Alex/Peggy has spent 15 years working to push community engagement and volunteering in the arts and heritage sector whilst moonlighting as a promoter and performer in clubs the world over.

Alice has worked in the night-time industries for over 20 years. She is a women’s support worker and advocate with strong beliefs about society’s injustices and a huge desire to make the world a better place, as well as a musician, artist, allotment gardener and mother of two.

Catnis is an endurance Performance Artist also working in Safeguarding for large alternative events whilst developing an Artist Collective in London and Berlin. With a sound prior background in Science and Governance, they are super excited to have joined the board of Good Night Out and look forward to contributing.

Libby has worked in Sexual & Reproductive health for the last five years. She currently manages a Sexual Violence Education & Training Programme for educational settings and community groups in London. She is passionate about menstrual equity and an advocate for healthy relationships education for young people and adults.

Matt works for the charity Figurative, investing in UK cultural and creative organisations to support their social impact and financial resilience. He is a keen DJ and helps run a DIY music festival called Hundred Heads. Matt is also a proud fellow of the On Purpose leadership programme.

Maya is Head of People and Operations at Avon Needs Trees, a charity creating new woodlands near Bristol. She is deeply committed to making the world more inclusive, especially for disabled and neurodiverse people, and is passionate about intersectional feminism. Maya is partial to a party in a field or forest, the louder the better.

Natasha has a deep love for London’s queer nightlife and is committed to making nightlife safer and more inclusive for queer and trans communities. She brings a strong corporate hospitality background, with commercial team experience at Molson Coors, Red Bull, and currently Oatly.

Oscar is a barrister at Garden Court Chambers specialising in discrimination and public law (@nonbinarybarrister). Their work centres on equality, human rights and access to justice, with a particular focus on challenging systemic unfairness through strategic litigation.

Paige is a grant-making specialist with over seven years experience in the health and charity sector. She leads funding programmes tackling health inequalities and has an academic background in feminist history, including award-winning research on Indian women in British feminist movements.