Before life at the bar, Georgia worked for nine years in the women's charity sector; her most recent role was as a team leader for the National Domestic Abuse Helpline.

Georgia has supported clients within complex needs refuges, provided outreach to LGBTQI+ asylum seekers, and assisted solicitors at Greenwich Migrant Hub in supporting survivors with nil recourse to public funds.

Additionally, Georgia worked as a professional trainer, delivering presentations to the police and other professional bodies to increase competency and responses to domestic abuse within the LGBTQI+ community.

While pursuing her legal qualifications, Georgia provided pro bono support for the National Centre for Domestic Violence in assisting applicants in obtaining protective injunctions. She was also a student director of the School Exclusion Project, which provides pro bono representation to the parents of children permanently excluded from school.

Georgia enjoys writing and contributes as a guest for the legal charity The Transparency Project.

BPTC (City University London)

Graduate Diploma in Law (City University London)

M.A Gender and Cultural Theory (Goldsmiths University London)

B.A Hons Sociology (University of Kent)