Angela Robson is an award-winning writer and broadcaster. Her awards and nominations include the Guardian International Development Journalism Prize 2011, the European Commission's Natali Lorenzo Prize for Journalism and the British Media and Environment Prize.

An Africa and development specialist, she write and edits for Le Monde diplomatique and The Guardian. Her work has also appeared in the New Internationalist, Marie Claire, Grazia, Harpers & Queen, The Tablet and numerous travel publications and in-flight magazines. She is the founding editor of the Amnesty International journal, C2 Magazine.

Angela is also an acclaimed BBC radio documentary maker and has reported from twenty-eight countries, including Rwanda, Tuva and East Timor. She is a regular reporter and producer for the BBC World Service, Radio 4 and 5live and has worked in East Africa as a producer for Aljazeera.

Angela holds a Master's degree in English from the University of Toronto, Canada and a BA Hons in English Literature from the University of York. She teaches radio, print and multimedia journalism at Sheffield Hallam University and Sheffield University.