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“A visionary leader in equality, public health, human rights, and community services, driven by a passion for systemic change; a strong ability to deliver innovative solutions; and a proven track record of mobilising resources to achieve lasting impact.“
Dr. Alessandro Ceccarelli is a strategic leader and expert in policy, service delivery, research, and communications, with a focus on equality, public health, LGBTQ+ rights, human rights, and HIV advocacy.
With a career that spans leadership roles in government, academia, and the non-profit sector, he combines a deep commitment to advancing equality with a highly analytical, evidence-driven approach.
His work has been recognised in the UK and internationally for its impact across multiple sectors.
List of Blog Posts
- 2025 recap, a year of building: work, friendship, and commitment
- On the future of HIV services and the key role of communities: my contributions at the British HIV Association Conference – BHIVA25.
- My Nomination for the National Diversity Awards 2025: thank you!
- 2025 Quarter 1 Progress Update – Black belts, new job, cherry blossoms, and 100kg stones: reflections from January to March.
- My 2024 Book Recommendations on Leadership & Self Improvement: 7 Lessons
- Looking Ahead: My resolutions and ambitions for 2025
- My 2024 Year in Review: Six areas of achievements and growth
- Advancing Equality: My Work on the LGBTQ+ Action Plan for Wales
- Proud to Be Included in the Pinc List 2024
- PUBLISHED: Knowledge-scapes (ARC volume 35.2)
- Acknowledgements: PhD Thesis, University of Cambridge
- Keynote – A conversation with LGBTQ+ students on the importance of joining an inclusive workplace: HEIs and Employers
- Master’s students are owed deferrals and refunds – on WonkHE.
- Covid-19: Won’t somebody think of the postgraduate research students? – on WonkHE
- Brexit, what does it mean for students? Advice and Analysis.
- Being an LGBTQ+ grad student and researcher in Cambridge: a journey to become a role model.
- Archaeological Research in India : From Cambridge to the Indus Civilisation
- A belated update before 2019 gets going
- Ethnoarchaeology of crafts in villages in north-west India
- The City of Gods and Ancient Indus Craft Traditions
- Fire! Fire! – Or why archaeologists investigate ancient firing technologies
- Introducing the APT Petro-Lab
- Beyond Indus Ceramics: Exploring the British Museum Collections
- The Indus Civilisation in Athens, Greece
- Ethnoarchaeology of crafts in villages in north-west India
- The City of Gods and Ancient Indus Craft Traditions
- Fire! Fire! – Or why archaeologists investigate ancient firing technologies
- Introducing the APT Petro-Lab
- Beyond Indus Ceramics: Exploring the British Museum Collections
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