
Zewditu Gebreyohanes
Graduate Research Intern
Zewditu Gebreyohanes joined Policy Exchange in 2020 after graduating from King’s College London with a First Class degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE). Prior to joining Policy Exchange, Zewditu served on the government commission on housing and architecture ‘Building Better, Building Beautiful’ as intern to its late Chair, Professor Sir Roger Scruton. She is currently the Director for Student Engagement at the Roger Scruton Legacy Foundation. Being of British-Ethiopian descent, she is a fluent Amharic speaker and is keenly interested in Ethiopian affairs; she has been involved with the charity Global Knowledge Exchange Network (GKEN) since 2015.

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‘The Racial Consequences of Mr Churchill’: A Review
by Zewditu Gebreyohanes | Feb 28, 2021
Related Content On 11 February 2021, Churchill College, Cambridge – in collaboration with the Churchill Archive Centre, which is part of the College – hosted the second event in its year-long series ‘Churchill, Race and Empire’. It featured a panel discussion entitled...Support Us
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