We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Emma Naylor and Jonathan Blackwood as the new Deputy Student Directors of the Aberdeen Law Project (ALP).
Their selection marks an exciting chapter for ALP, as both bring a shared passion for improving access to justice and a fresh wave of innovative ideas to drive ALP’s mission forward. Throughout the competitive application process, Emma and Jonathan stood out for their commitment to social justice and approach to expanding the reach and impact of ALP. We are eager to see their creativity and leadership in action as they take on these key roles.
Anna Robertson, Chair of the ALP board said: “Emma and Jonathan have always shown exceptional potential in the project, and we are excited to see them take the project into a new chapter.”
Emma Naylor said: “I am grateful to take on this role and contribute to reducing the access to justice gap through community legal education. By collaborating with our dedicated volunteers and partners, I look forward to developing strategies which expand the impact of our work and empower individuals with the tools they need to navigate the legal system.”
Jonathan Blackwood said: “"I feel extremely privileged to have been appointed to this position within such a prestigious organisation that helps so many in our community. I am eager to get started with the role and support the project in continuing the incredible but necessary work our student volunteers do every day.”
ALP is grateful for continuing financial support from the University of Aberdeen Development Trust.
