Saba Ali FRSA is an award-recognised advocate specialising in intersectionality, cultural abuse and the experiences of marginalised communities. As a queer South Asian with lived experience of trauma and discrimination, she brings critical insight to institutions including the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), focusing on hate crime, VAWG and the needs of LGBT+ Black, Brown and marginalised communities. She contributes to key MPS forums and is LGBT+ and Women’s Lead at the Alliance for Police Accountability. Saba is Chair of the Ban Conversion Practices Coalition, Royal Society of Arts LGBTQIA+ Network Lead, trustee of Building Bridges for Peace, Advisory Board Member for the Centre for the Prevention of VAWG and Advisory Committee Member of Surviving Universal UK. She also supports Sutton Council sexual health and suicide strategies, and mentors’ young people.