Abdullahi Temidara Yussuf

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

ABOUT ABDULLAHI TEMIDARA YUSSUF

Aspiring Barrister and Inner Temple Exhibition & PASS Scholar, Abdullahi is driven by a deep commitment to justice, equity, equality, and the power of lived experience. With a BA in Social Anthropology from SOAS University of London and an MSc in Human Rights from The London School of Economics and Political Science, he’s currently studying a Postgraduate Diploma in Law at the University of Law. His journey spans youth leadership, grassroots advocacy, and national policy work. He currently serves as a Youth Trustee at Hackney Migrant Centre and sits on the Advisory Panel at IntoUniversity. As a public speaker and policy consultant, he contributes to shaping conversations on migration, disability, and youth empowerment across various platforms.At We Belong, he hosts the Migrant Moods podcast, amplifying the voices of young migrants, and he continues to advocate for inclusive policies that reflect the realities of underrepresented communities. His lived experience of the disability, Cerebral Palsy (left hemiplegia), informs everything he does — from legal aspirations to community engagement.He’s especially passionate about Immigration, Family, Human Rights, and Education law, and he’s excited to bring his academic foundation, advocacy experience, and leadership to the Bar.Feel free to connect with Abdullahi if you’re working at the intersection of law, policy, and social justice — or if you simply want to build a more inclusive future together.