Moa Schafer is a highly motivated and ambitious individual who has dedicated her academic and professional career to creating positive social change. With a Joint Honours degree in Psychology and Business & Management from the University of Glasgow, an MSc in Evidence-Based Social Intervention and Policy from the University of Oxford, and currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation: Intimate Partner Violence - Violence Against Women & Girls at the same institution, her work focuses on prevention efforts that aim to address both intimate partner violence and violence against children.

Moa has gained experience working on research projects and internships that aim to tackle challenges faced by society globally over the years. As a research assistant and WHO Consultant at the University of Oxford, she worked on several initiatives that aimed to address the challenges of domestic violence and child abuse. She has also worked as a digital media manager and communications coordinator at the University of Glasgow, where she managed and hosted several workshops on business briefings and project management.

Moa is a skilled communicator with excellent digital media management experience, fundraising expertise, and fundraising management, an assorted list of experiences that give her the knowledge and expertise to work in a global setting that aims to develop and improve society. Her passion for initiating positive social change and continuous desire to learn is evident in all her endeavors.