Jennifer Nadel is a qualified barrister, author, speaker, campaigner and an award-winning journalist. She’s reported for the BBC, Channel 4 and ITN from around the world.

 

She’s an inspirational speaker on topics including women’s rights, personal transformation and political reform. She also provides training for individuals, NGO’s and corporations on both compassion, purpose and Nine Principles for a Happier Life (which form the core of her book, WE).

 

As ITV’s Home Affairs Editor, she was one of the UK’s most senior female television correspondents and set up and led a bureau of reporters, producers and crew. Her book on the Sarah Thornton case highlighted the way the law discriminates against women who’ve experienced domestic violence and was made into a BBC Film and Channel 4 documentary.

 

Her investigative report from Bosnia for ITV showed that rape was being used as a weapon of war by the Serbs. It was later used by UN War Crimes investigators. Her most recent book, co-authored with Gillian Anderson, explores women's rights. Her most recent film told the story of Grenfell survivors still living in hotels.

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She is the co-founder of Compassion in Politics and speaks on a range of issues on both sides of the Atlantic.