Dr Tantawy Moussa
I have been actively involved in public engagement, particularly in the fields of sustainability and corporate governance. As a result of the British Academy/Leverhulme Grant (2022-2023), we were invited to deliver two seminars to share our research findings on modern slavery practices in the UK. These workshops attracted a diverse group of stakeholders, including anti-slavery activists and academics. The sessions facilitated meaningful dialogue on the gaps and best practices in modern slavery disclosures, bridging the divide between academic research and real-world applications. By raising awareness of corporate governance’s role in addressing modern slavery, the workshops contributed to greater societal impact and policy discussions
Policy Engagement & Impact:
Tantawy, M., Benamraoui, A., Hawas, A., & Zalata, A. Written evidence submitted to the UK Parliament’s inquiry into “Financial Inclusion Strategy”. Accepted and published by the UK Parliament Treasury Committee (FIS0040). / 03 Feb 2026Allam, A., Tantawy, M., & Elmarzouky, M. Written evidence submitted to the UK Parliament’s inquiry into Forced Labour in the UK Supply Chains. Accepted and published by the UK Parliament Human Rights Committee (FLS0021). / 10 Jul 2025
Tantawy, M., Allam, A., & Elmarzouky, M. Written evidence submitted to the UK Parliament’s inquiry into Forced Labour in the UK Supply Chains. Accepted and published by the UK Parliament Human Rights Committee (FLS0058). / 10 Jul 2025
Tantawy, M., Elmarzouky, M., & Khalifa, M. Written evidence submitted to the UK Parliament’s inquiry into “Preventing waste and enabling a circular economy”. Accepted and published by the UK Parliament Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee, (PWC0038). / 08 Jul 2025