BIOGRAPHY
Lauren is a passionate disability and human rights activist, campaigner and writer. She has modelled for campaigns such as Primark, Hotter Shoes and Disney Pixar-Comic Relief/TKMaxx. She has also shot magazine editorials such as Mission Magazine and walked in SS22 London Fashion Week. She is an ambulatory wheelchair user and is mixed heritage Indian-Malaysian/White. Alongside being a model, Lauren also works as a senior youth worker at the leading young persons mental health charity. She is also a trustee and lead volunteer for a charity who deliver Christmas gifts to children in mental health wards. After finishing her Masters, she founded a theatre company that aimed to tackle sexual violence against women and girls as well as working freelance as a London knife crime prevention worker and an arts worker with women who have experienced domestic violence. Through her arts background she has worked on projects working with young refugees, young people affected by Grenfell and young people with disabilities. She spends her free time volunteering with children with serious illness and attending anti-racism protests. Lauren is also an activist writer and has written for and been interviewed by Gal-Dem magazine. She is currently writing a book.She has two theatre degrees (BA/MA) one from Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
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- AGE: 30
- HEIGHT: 168 cm/5' 6''
- HAIR: Dark brown
- EYES: Brown
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- AGE: 30
- HEIGHT: 168 cm/5' 6''
- HAIR: Dark brown
- EYES: Brown
BIOGRAPHY
Lauren is a passionate disability and human rights activist, campaigner and writer. She has modelled for campaigns such as Primark, Hotter Shoes and Disney Pixar-Comic Relief/TKMaxx. She has also shot magazine editorials such as Mission Magazine and walked in SS22 London Fashion Week. She is an ambulatory wheelchair user and is mixed heritage Indian-Malaysian/White. Alongside being a model, Lauren also works as a senior youth worker at the leading young persons mental health charity. She is also a trustee and lead volunteer for a charity who deliver Christmas gifts to children in mental health wards. After finishing her Masters, she founded a theatre company that aimed to tackle sexual violence against women and girls as well as working freelance as a London knife crime prevention worker and an arts worker with women who have experienced domestic violence. Through her arts background she has worked on projects working with young refugees, young people affected by Grenfell and young people with disabilities. She spends her free time volunteering with children with serious illness and attending anti-racism protests. Lauren is also an activist writer and has written for and been interviewed by Gal-Dem magazine. She is currently writing a book.She has two theatre degrees (BA/MA) one from Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.