Leadership, patrons and trustees

Alisdair Hungerford-Morgan leads Right To Life UK’s work across education, politics and the media as our Chief Executive Officer.

Prior to joining Right To Life UK, Alisdair worked in finance for a number of years for a large investment firm in the fintech side of the company, along with work in communications and marketing with global brands and high-tech growth businesses. He also brings extensive experience from his work as a political and communications adviser to politicians in the UK Parliament.

Alongside his commercial career, Alisdair has extensive volunteer experience as a consultant advising charities and non-profits in the disability and human rights sector in a number of countries on a pro-bono basis, focussing on communications, digital and political strategy.

Abigail Forman is a Public Affairs consultant for Right To Life UK, advising on the organisation’s political engagement.  

After working for a year as an assistant to a Minnesota State Senator and earning a Master’s degree in Public Affairs, Abigail ran for office and became one of the youngest members of the Minnesota State House of Representatives. 

While in office, she authored and passed Minnesota’s Born Alive Infant Protection Act, which strengthened the provisions in law related to infants born alive after failed abortions. She also led the campaign against research on aborted fetal body parts, and authored a bill to require women to be given the option of viewing their ultrasounds prior to an abortion.

Rupert is the Director of Public Affairs at Right To Life UK.

A graduate of both the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford, where he took papers in ethics, Rupert has extensive experience in the charity sector, including pioneering a youth charity working in schools. Employing skills developed in previous roles of public speaking, stakeholder engagement, writing and mentoring, Rupert grew the organisation over eight years.

Rupert spends much of his time building relationships with Parliamentarians and providing political briefings. Rupert is passionate about the importance of protecting the right to life while also advocating compassion for all involved.

Outside of work, Rupert has been the Chair of Trustees of a grant-making charity, and has extensive volunteer experience working with children and young people.