Anna Laura Magyarlaki

Anna Laura Magyarlaki (she/they) is a researcher on Asylos’ Africa team. Anna’s professional background is in charity fundraising, including sustainable income generation from Trusts, Foundations, individuals and corporates. She has over 6 years of experience working for legal and human rights charities in the UK, in Sierra Leone and in the DR Congo. Next to her work, Anna is also currently undertaking a Masters in Psychology.

Anna's interest areas include secondary trauma prevention, which they integrate into their work at Asylos.

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