Survivor led insights on what quality support and legal advice involves

This training will be a unique opportunity to hear directly from those with lived experience of the system.

This training will be useful for:

• Experienced and less experienced legal and support professionals working with survivors of trafficking or modern slavery, including those within and those working outside of the MSVCC.

• Those working at or with migrant or survivor led groups.

In this session we will go through the different stages of a case and consider what strong, trauma informed practice looks like. This information will be rooted in the perspective and insights of people with lived experience. Our Changemakers will share real life examples of the lasting impact that both good and poor quality legal representation has had on their lives.

This session will be co-produced and co-delivered by two trainers with lived experience of trafficking and modern slavery from ATLEU’s Changemakers.

Please note there will be ground rules that must be adhered to by participants during this session, details of which will be provided ahead of time.

Changemakers

The Changemakers are ATLEU’s core Lived Experience Group with members drawn from ATLEU’s current and former clients. Together they develop campaigns, training and projects and share their priorities with the wider team to influence ATLEU’s strategy and services.

Beth Mullan-Feroze

Beth is a solicitor specialising in immigration and public law, based in London. Beth joined ATLEU in 2024 as ATLEU’s Legal Training and Partnerships Manager. Beth qualified as a solicitor in 2014, following which she worked in the public law department at Duncan Lewis Solicitors before working at the strategic litigation project, Migrant Law Project. Beth then worked within the legal department at the Helen Bamber Foundation for five years, during which time she had part time roles as a supervising senior solicitor at Praxis Community Projects and as a policy officer at Anti Slavery International. Beth has extensive experience of preparing immigration applications and appeals at all levels as well as a variety of claims against public bodies and complex Judicial Review applications. Beth has provided and developed a wide range of training on all matters related to survivors of trafficking, as well as trauma informed working and the use of medical evidence in asylum and trafficking cases.

A 20% discount will be automatically applied when booking 6 or more spaces in this session.

As part of this series, we are delivering four other in-depth training sessions. We know that these sessions are best taken together so we are offering you five courses for the price of four.