PRAXIS CONSULTANCY
Who are We
Praxis Consultancy is led by BIPOC and migrant professionals, committed to supporting BIPOC-led organisations, as well as migrant, refugee, and diaspora communities across Europe, the UK, the MENA region, and the Global South.
Since 2016, we’ve worked to strengthen grassroots and non-profit organisations that are too often overlooked, underfunded, or taken advantage of for research. Over time, we’ve become a trusted partner in driving meaningful and lasting change.
Our team, spread across Europe, brings over 15 years of hands-on experience in the non-profit sector, grassroots organising, social movements, and civil society. With strong ties to communities in and from the Global South and experience collaborating with global institutions like the UN and EU, we bring a unique perspective to empowering communities and creating fairer systems.
Mission
We’re passionate about empowering grassroots and non-profit organisations led by BIPOC communities, migrants, and diaspora groups, giving them the tools to succeed and create lasting change. Our focus is on supporting sustainable, community-driven progress by helping to develop strong, resilient leaders who are ready to tackle the challenges their communities face. Through nurturing leadership and encouraging collaboration, we aim to build a connected network of changemakers committed to driving collective growth and meaningful impact.
Our Areas of Expertise
We specialise in supporting organisations working in areas such as:
We specialise in supporting organisations working across a range of critical areas. These include environmental justice, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), and addressing gender-based violence (GBV). Our expertise extends to tackling issues at the intersection of gender and climate change, promoting human rights and social justice, and advancing digital rights and development (D4D). We also focus on combating online harms and tech-facilitated violence, fostering peace and conflict resolution, and addressing migration, asylum, and refugee concerns. Additionally, we work on issues related to labour and employment, poverty and social development, cultural literacy and activism, as well as child rights and online safety.
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Services: Strategic Communications
A consultant with over 20 years of experience in political strategy, campaign leadership, and finance. He works with UK-based nonprofits on housing, migrant worker issues, and advocacy for ESEA communities. With expertise in labour, youth engagement, human rights, peacebuilding, and poverty reduction, he has advised the first Filipino youth representative in Congress and served as Asia-Pacific Human Rights Coordinator for a global faith-based organisation. Einstein has also spoken internationally and continues to help organisations build sustainable, impactful structures.
Starting as a legal researcher at the Supreme Court of the Philippines, she has since played a key role in advancing LGBTQI+ rights, particularly for LBQ women and marginalised groups in the Philippines and Asia. Iris has also been instrumental in LGBTQI+ advocacy in Europe, co-founding the first ESEA LGBTQI+ organisation in France and securing international support for key initiatives. With expertise in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Gender-Based Violence (GBV), and Human Rights, she continues to shape global human rights discussions as a respected speaker on women's rights and LGBTQI+ issues.
Services: Strategic Communications
Services: Organisational Development, Policy, Advocacy, and Campaigns, Finance and Accounting
Services: Organisational Development, Policy and Advocacy
With PhD in social anthropology specialising in digital rights and citizen-led digital transformation in the Global South. Her research focuses on migrant rights, cultural literacy, and labour exploitation. With expertise in digital rights, Digital for Development (D4D), child rights and online safety, online harms, and technology-facilitated violence, she advises on European digital rights. Janine has also worked as a Policy Officer in the Philippines. Outside of her professional work, she is a musician and cultural activist, collaborating with youth and migrant groups across Europe and the Philippines.
Services: Policy, Advocacy, and Campaigns, MEL, Translation and Interpretation
Janine
With over 15 years in the nonprofit sector, she has collaborated with grassroots organisations, think tanks, and international bodies like the UN and EU, focusing on human rights, social justice, and issues affecting migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. Her work also covers labour rights, youth engagement, peacebuilding, and environmental justice. She has helped establish nonprofits, led impactful campaigns, and lectured on topics such as forced migration and human rights. Driven by a passion for community-led change, she actively supports advocacy initiatives and mentors the next generation of activists
Services: Organisational & Strategic Development, Policy, Advocacy, and Campaigns, Strategic Communications, Translation and Interpretation
Kenj
A social development professional from Brussels. , passionate about supporting marginalised communities. He’s worked across government, NGOs, and international organisations, focusing on gender equality, climate justice, SRHR, GBV, Human Rights, and Social Justice, Poverty and Social Development, and Indigenous rights. Charley also volunteers with grassroots movements and runs advocacy workshops, helping communities drive real change.
Services: Organisational and Strategic Development, Policy, Advocacy, and Campaigns, MEL
