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Legacy Garden

‘To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow’, so said Audrey Hepburn. Mansfield’s new Legacy Garden is a celebration of the generosity of the legacies left by generations before us, and will become a flourishing, permanent reminder of how legacy gifts can help our future.

The Legacy Garden, designed and planted by the College’s gardener, Thomas Edgar, is situated in the Fellows’ Garden at Mansfield. Planting began in earnest in October 2020 and the aim is to create a garden that will look beautiful now, but also evolve and develop over time. It will be a place of reflection and memory, for quiet contemplation: somewhere to gather, remember and pay tribute to the generosity of those who have made Mansfield what it is today.

Members of our Sarah Glover Society, the group established to recognise those who have pledged to support Mansfield through a legacy gift, have been offered the opportunity to have their name, or that of someone they wish to honour, listed on a wall plaque in the Legacy Garden. It will become a beautiful place at College where we publicly acknowledge and thank our legators for this very special pledge of support. A gift in your will is one of the most powerful and vital ways you can support your College. Legacy gifts will help ensure that future generations of students can also have access to the best that higher education can offer, so that they – like you – can use the opportunities Mansfield has given them to contribute to the lives of those who come after them.

If you would like to discuss leaving a gift to College in your will, please contact Gemma McPhail in the Development Team at gemma.mcphail@mansfield.ox.ac.uk and she would be delighted to give you a call.

If you have already included Mansfield in your will but haven’t yet told us, please let us know so we can include you in Sarah Glover Society activities and recognise your pledged support in the Legacy Garden if you wish.

We give our sincere thanks to the 827 people who made donations to Mansfield in the last financial year (1 August 2019 to 31 July 2020), including those who have chosen to remain anonymous. We are so grateful to you for your generous support. Individuals are grouped by their year of matriculation. We would like to give particular thanks and recognition to the members of our Sarah Glover Society, the 54 alumni and friends who have chosen to pledge a legacy gift to Mansfield.

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Revd Anthony Tucker 1956

Revd David Allen Revd Dr Robert McKelvey 1957

Revd Robert Scribbins

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Mr Nicholas Mason

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Prof Robert Adams Revd John Muir Mr Victor O’Connell Revd Dr Harold Tonks

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Revd Peter Moth

1961

Revd Robert Blows Mr George Carcagno Revd Anthony Coates Prof John Creaser Mr Richard Hill Prof Mason Lowance

1962

Mr Antony Payn Revd Donald Rudalevige 1963

Revd George Agar Mr Andrew Daykin Dr Kenneth Parker Mr Robert Porrer Mr David Reston Revd Dr William Rusch Mr Robert Smith Mr John Thorndyke 1964

Mr Roy Foster Revd Stephen Haine Dr Walter Houston Mr Anthony Lunch 1965

Revd Dr Thomas Best Revd William Boyd Revd Dr Noel Davies Dr Fisher Humphreys Mr Keith Lock Revd Julian Macro Mr Robert Skelly 1966

Mr John Cooper Dr John Dorrell Mr Peter Froebel Mr Ralph Holmes Revd Richard McLaren Judge Paul Worsley QC 1967

Mr Sidney Blankenship Mr Gregory Bowden Mr Paul Jay Mr Peter Johnson 1968

Mr Geoffrey Bott Mr Michael Harris Prof Johannes Maree Dr Dabney Townsend, Jr 1969

Mr Gregory Shaffer 1970

Dr Philip Aylett Mr John Bell Revd David Ivorson Mr Roger Jackson Revd Dr Arnold Klukas Revd John Landon Mr Scott Milligan Mr Christopher Rivington OBE Mr Jonathan Rooper Mr Stephen Sheedy Mr Peter Wastnedge Dr Jonathan Wild

1971

Dr Douglas Connor Mr Stewart Rutter Dr Douglas Stange 1972

Prof Eric Lund Mr Craig Nelson Dr Homer Rogers 1973

Mr Jonathan Arkush

1974

Mr William Annandale Mr Ian Howard Mr Stephen Maguire Mr Steven Paull

1975

Dr David Bailey Mr Chris Frewer Mr Simon Gregory Mr Charles Linaker Mr Simon Morrow Mr Martyn Scrivens Mr Gordon Woods

1976

Mr Crispin Barker Mr Sean Crane Mr James Dean Mr Stephen Gaskell Mr Hugh Purkiss Mr Robert Wakely Mr Chad Whitton

1977

Mr Christopher Jenkins Mr Clive Prestt Mr Jonathan Wells

1978

Mr Timothy Booth Revd Richard Church Mr Antony Cook Mr Philip Jemielita Ambassador George Krol Mr Noel Reilly Mr Colin Sedgewick Revd Richard Wolff

1979

Mr Bashir Ahmed Dr Don Aycock Mr Mark Beardwood Mr Andrew Cannons Mr Martin Christensen Mr Martin Clemmey Mrs Patricia Dean Dr Jonathan Goss Mr Michael Ingledow Mr Gavin Prosser

1980

Mr Richard Baker Mr Henry Kopel Mr Paul Midwinter Mr Paul Palmarozza

1981

Mr Nigel Clarke Mrs Melanie Clemmey Miss Jane Coughlin Mrs Melinda Cripps Rabbi Michael Marmur Ms Teresa Moriarty Mr Geraint Rees Mr Paul Vine

1982

Ms Sharon Flaxbeard Mr Adrian Flook Mr Rolf Howarth Mr Richard Klein Mr Sean Moriarty Mr Ian Simpson Mr David Testa Mr John Weston

1983

Mrs Lisa De Silva Sir James Dingemans QC Ms Gill Duddy Mr Mark Jones Mr Saul Jones Mr Daniel Pollick Mr Peter Rogers Mr Steven Ruth Mr Matthew Tipper 1984

Mr Brian Ashe Mr David Bailey QC Mr Antonio Bonchristiano Mr Andrew Davies Revd Peter Elliott Mr Timothy Harris Mr Robert Mison Ms Susan Pemberton

1985

Revd Dr David Hilborn Mr Michael Holyoake Mr Douglas Jeffery Revd Daphne Preece Mrs Jane Roberts Ms Jaee Samant CBE Mrs Veronica Williams Mr Alastair Wright 1986

Mr Giles Atkinson Dr Charles Carter Mr Bruce Caswell Ms Alexandra Clark Mr Jon Fish Ms Diana Glassman Ms Sally Mason Mr Daniel Nestel Mrs Kathleen Russ Dr Matthew Scott Mr Timothy Storrie Mr Rik Tozzi

1987

Ms Katherine Brick Mrs Deborah Chism Mr Nick Chism Mr Richard Darby Mr Alexander Manisty Mr Brian Millar Mr Andrew Suzman

1988

Mr Benjamin Auslander Ms Lisa Baglin Mr Timothy Burroughs Ms Emma Heald Ms Catherine McClen Mr Jonathan Steinberg Dr Richard Underhill Mr Stewart Wilkinson

1989

Mr Neil Elton Mr Jan Fischer Mr Toby Gosnall Mr Matthew Keats Mr Andrew Moulton Dr Toby Purser Miss Frances Reynolds 1990

Mr Angelo Basu Mrs Nicola Cathery Ms Joanna Jameson Mr Steven Keane Mr Joseph Nuttall Mr Duncan Ruckledge Mr Kelvin To

1991

Mrs Kathryn Flanders Mrs Shevaun Haviland Ms Gill Kirk Mr Daneree Lambeth Ms Shawn Zovod

1992

Mr Brian Arnold Mr Simon Carmichael Mr Andrew Croxson Mr Paul Jackson Mr Richard Kelly Ms Stephanie Reents Mr Benjamin Shaw Dr Matthew Simpson 1993

Mr Richard Apps Miss Elizabeth Badger Mr John Douglas-Field Mr Stuart Ferguson Mr John Glen Mr Stephen Gough Mrs Alexandra Harle Mr James Pearson Dr Teena Shetty Mr John Zolidis

1994

Mr Tom Bray Mrs Kumiko Brocklebank Mr Finbar Clenaghan Mr Richard Davies Revd Tiffany-Alice Ewins Mr Zachary Finley Revd Derek Hopkins Mr Simon Kennedy Mr Andrew MacDonald Revd Iain McDonald Mr Jonathan Parry Miss Brigitte Worth Mr Andrew Young 1995

Mrs Catrin Bennett Mr Simon Calhaem Ms Olwen Greany Mr Michael Margolis Mrs Gina Pattisson Brusik Mr Luke Purser Dr Deya Sanchez Mr Stephen Tall Mr Marcus Williamson

1996

Ms Laura Baggaley Mr Timothy Berry Mr Charles Classen Miss Dawn Craig Mr Rishi Dastidar Prof Jane Hamlett Mr Marcus Haywood Miss Anna Jenkins Mr Cillian Ó Donnabháin Mr James Selby Mr Rhys Watkin 1997

Mr Philip Avery Mr David Clyde Revd June Colley Revd Patricia Davis Mr John Doy Mrs Deborah Edwards Mr David Falkner Mr Christopher Foster Mrs Emily King Revd John-Daniel Laurence Mr Assad Maqbool Ms Hayley McRae-White Dr Jayne Nicholson Dr Daniel Palazuelos Mr Matthew Reed Mrs Sarah Thomas Mr James Uffindell Mr Marc Zao-Sanders

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Ms Helen Bray Mr Richard Colebourn Ms Sara Cross

Dr Kate Flynn Mr Martin Hall Ms Chantal Hughes Mr Damian King Dr Rebecca Lodwick Mr Sean Mackenzie Mrs Emma Pell Mrs Mary Pert Dr Peter Sidgwick 1999

Mrs Marie-Anne Barnes Ms Cheryl Law Dr Christine McCulloch Mr Simon Wicks Mr Alexander Wright Mrs Catherine Wright 2000

Mr Adrian Barlow Ms Katherine Bilsborrow Mr Robert Cumberland Mr Marcus Edwards Mr Niall McCarthy Ms Lindsey Mepham Mr David Robson Mrs Rebecca Sumner Smith

Mr Sean Beck Mr William Bonner Mr Tom Buttle Dr Richard Day Mr Simon Hale Mr Timothy Hirst Mr Robert McGhee Mr Onyemachi Njamma Mr Nigel Simkin Ms Catherine Thomas Ms Marilyn Thompson Ms Alina Turetskaya Mr Jonas Twitchen Mr Andrew Walker Mr Kevin Whibley 2002

Mr Muhamet Alijaj Mr Ryan Amesbury Mr Richard Bazzaz Mr Leighton Cardwell Mr Anthony Dewell Ms Alexis Faulkner Dr Arthur Fraas Mr Aled George Ms Clare Knight Mr Jonathan Lord Mr Gregory Smye-Rumsby 2003

Mr Alastair Brown Mr Matthew Castle Revd Dr Chigor Chike Dr Carlos Jaramillo IV Mr Edward Mayne Mr Andrew Mitchell Dr Katie Moore Mr Peter Ringlee Mr Henry Rushton Ms Catriona Rutherford Mr Jack Sheldon Mr Jonathan Wakely Mr David Wall

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Mr William Brewster Mr Johnny Elliot Dr Valentina Iotchkova Miss Alexandra Jezeph Mr Benjamin Jones Miss Rebecca Linnett Ms Helen McKenzie Mr Thomas Oliphant Mr Matthew Putorti Mr Richard Saynor Revd Timothy Searle Miss Carina Watney Mr Joseph Zhou 2005

Mr Horatio Boedihardjo Mr Roy Cooper Dr James Dray Mr Richard Dyble Mr Thomas Foster Ms Emma Gerrard-Jones Mr Alex Guerra Noriega Dr Daniel Harvey Miss Amy Icke Miss Melissa Julian-Jones Mr Thomas Leveson Gower Revd Iain McLaren Dr Caroline Roberts

2006

Ms Ruth Cook Ms Meredith Crowley Mr Vikram Dhindsa Mr Clayton D’Souza Mrs Lucy Harvey Ms Felicity Hawksley Mr Reuben Holt Miss Lauren O’Donnell Mr Michael Shaw

2007

Ms Devon Andersen Ms Sara Bainbridge Mr David Bruce Mr Luke Bullock Mr Daniel Cowley Miss Helen Dugdale Mr Nicholas Gomes Mr Chirag Goyate Mr John Kerr Mr Giles Rabbitts Dr Banu Turnaoglu Miss Marianne Turner Mr Luke Webster Mrs Joanna Wood

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Mr Andrew Campbell Mr Christopher Du Boulay Mr Benjamin Featherstone Mr Stanley Hale Mr Runze Liu Mr Ewan Miller Dr Alasdair Morrison Mr James Nettleton Miss Eilise Norris Miss Adina Wass Mr Matthew Williams Mr Simon Williamson Mr Chun Yuen Wong 2009

Dr Isaiah Adekanmbi Mr Benjamin Ball Dr Cheng Cheng Mr Alexander Ford Miss Rachel Freeman Mr Matt Jones Mr Christopher Major Mr Andrew McCormack Mr Frederick Overton Mr Daniel Rey Mrs Amy Rutter Mr Alec Selwyn Mr Nathan Webster Mr Hao Wu

2010

Mr Jacob Anderson Mr Oliver Cohen Dr Sarah Connolly Mr Christopher Crompton Mr Matthew Dodd Miss Ashley Fry Miss Rosemary Hart Mr Christopher Lee Evans Mr David Lukic Mr Daniel Peng Mr Amir Sokolowski Ms Rachel Wears Mr Oliver Wood

2011

Miss Jennifer Atwood Mr Matthew Bradbury Mr James Burnett Ms Priyanaz Chatterji Miss Bethany Collett Mr James Fisher Dr Franziska Kirschner Mr Karl Laird Mr Joseph Morris Mr Daniel Orford Mr Alex Starr Mr Samuel Tarran Mr Daniel Tarry 2012

Dr Peter Bergamin Mr Alexander Botham Miss Katherine Danks Mr Adam Deane Miss Nastassia Dhanraj Miss Amy Francis Miss Victoria Hawley Miss Rebecca Hird Ms Alexandra Jennings Ms Rebecca Lee Mr Eric Lewis Ms Ariane Moshiri Miss Alice Willcox Mr Thomas Windsor Miss Margaret Woods 2013

Mr Wojciech Dziwulski Miss Tabitha Jones Mr Jordan Juritz Miss Rachael Kershaw Miss Sara Semic Miss Emmeline Skinner Cassidy Mr Brandon Tensley Miss Julia Torres Miss Fay Watson Ms Helena Wilson

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Miss Eloise Abbott Miss Josephine Bearden Mr Ferran Brosa Planella Mr Toby Chapman Mr Owen Clarridge Mr Sebastian Fox Mr Maximilian Grodecki Mr Louis Jamart Miss Alexandra Marcus Mr Nissim Massarano Miss Stephanie McGuire Rabbi Steven Philp Mr Joel Semakula Miss Charlotte Stephens Miss Natalie Tan Mr Frank Vitale IV

2015

Ms Anca Gabriela Bunda Ms Zoe Hodge Ms Emily Massey Mr Alexander Oscroft Ms Amaris Proctor Mr Michael Railton

2016

Ms Emily Cameron-Blake Mr Vladimir Lovric Ms Adrienne Mortimer

2017

Mr Pedro-José Cazorla García Ms Lyn Johnson Miss Sarah Lawrence Mr Grégoire Lemarchand-Ghica Mr Igor Tischenko 2018

Mr Alexander Feldhaus

2019

Ms Lynn Engelberts College members

Prof Ros Ballaster Prof Jocelyn Bell Burnell DBS Prof George Caird Ms Peggy Morgan Ms Helen Mountfield QC Revd Prof John Muddiman Friends

Mrs Wendy Allen Mrs Joan Armstrong Mr Roger Ballaster Mrs Jill Barnett Ms Theresa Bentley Mr Michael Corbett Mr Kenneth Davies Mr Michael Edwards Mrs Jacquie Featherstone Dr Heinz Fuchs Mr William Gemmell Mrs Carol Mahony Greatorex Mr Adam Gwilt Mrs Diane Gwilt Mr Geoffrey Higham Dr Gueorgui Kantor Mr Alistair Kennedy Mr Haralambos Leventis Mrs Marion Minchinton Mr Paul Minchinton Mr David Perry Dr Colin Podmore MBE Mr Robert Sandell Mr Jonathan Scheele Mr Michael J Schelzi Dr Robert Scott Ms Colette Stein Mr Alexander Thomas Dr Richard Thomas Mr Richard Thomas Dr Tom Whyntie Mrs Margaret Wilmot Organisations

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Dr Nick Anstead John Archer Serena Arthur (English, 2016) Jack Aspinall (Materials Science, 2015) Dr Shreya Atrey David Bailey QC (Jurisprudence, 1984) Prof Ros Ballaster Dame Jocelyn Bell-Burnell DBE Dr Peter Bergamin (Jewish Studies, 2012) Dr Rachel Clarke Rishi Dastidar (History, 1996) Christian Dubé (Engineering, Economics & Management, 2006) Radhika Ravi-Dubé (Human Sciences, 2006) Oluchi Ezeh (English, 2016) Prof Kate Flint Emma Foubister (Jurisprudence, 2010) Sagarika Ghose Anya Gleizer (Geography & the Environment, 2020) Clare Glynn AC Grayling CBE Prof Ian Griffiths Lord Hague of Richmond Baroness Hale of Richmond Prof Philip Howard Chris Jenkins (PPE, 1977) Matthew Keats (Geography, 1989) Saira Khan (PPE, 2012) Dan Lambeth (Jurisprudence, 1991) Rebecca Lee (English, 2012) Andy MacDonald (PPE, 1994) Donald MacDonald (English, 1984) Neil MacGregor OM Prof Helen Margetts OBE Prof Simon Marginson Dr Martin Moore Prof Karen O’Brien Ben Okri OBE Prof Kate O’Regan Prof Richard Pettigrew Prashant Popat QC (Jurisprudence, 1987) Justice Brian Preston Hannah Preston (English, 2003) Lucinda Rumsey MBE Kathleen Russ (History, 1986) Angela Saini Prof Jean Seaton Prof Sir Nigel Shadbolt Greta Sharp Lord Justice Rabinder Singh Clare Skidmore (English, 1994) Prof Jason Smith Tim Storrie QC (English, 1986) Dr Damian Tambini Prof Irene Tracey Charlotte Turner (English, 2010) Errollyn Wallen CBE Wendy Williams Members of the Mansfield College Development Board The Committee Members of the Mansfield College Alumni Association Giving Day 2020 Ambassadors

We take great care to ensure these details are correct. However, please let us know if you are aware of any inaccuracies. – marginalised populations are at increased risk of infection and from disproportionate enforcement of containment measures.

The report also found pockets of good practice. Australia has put in place packages to support those experiencing domestic, family and sexual violence. Taiwan has introduced compensation for those in isolation and quarantine. South Africa has refrained from declaring a constitutional State of Emergency, preferring the more moderate and rights-respecting State of Disaster.

In many countries the ordinary functioning of legislatures and courts has been interrupted during the pandemic, limiting opportunities for scrutiny. But there are notable exceptions. In Spain, every 15day extension of the State of Alarm requires the approval of the majority of Congress. Courts in Colombia, Brazil, Russia and France are reviewing the legality of executive and legislative orders. In New Zealand, an Epidemic Response committee was established to scrutinise the Government’s action.

In July, Professor Martin Scheinin joined the Bonavero Institute as British Academy Global Fellow. In a recent Bonavero Discussion Group public webinar, he proposed a human-rights checklist for both emergency and long-term responses to the virus. There is no doubt that the pandemic will remain a focus of research at the Bonavero in the year ahead.

The Bonavero Institute of Human Rights (BIHR) has been based at Mansfield since opening in 2017. From the start of the pandemic, the BIHR has been working with a wide range of experts to monitor the implications of the crisis for human rights in the UK and around the world.

In the UK, the BIHR worked with the Oxford University Disability Law & Policy Project to show how disabled people have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic. Papers presented at a round-table discussion in June formed the basis of a submission to Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights, published as Bonavero Report 4/2020 (<https://www.law.ox.ac. uk/news/2020-07-02-affront-dignity-inclusion-and-equalitycoronavirus-and-impact-law-policy-practice>).

Dr Marie Tidball’s analysis of Office for National Statistics (ONS) data from June reveals that 60% of reported coronavirus deaths in the UK were of people with disabilities. Drs Sara Ryan and Brian Sloan demonstrated that the pandemic has weakened existing social care infrastructure. For example, local authorities are no longer required to comply with the legal duty to assess whether an adult or their carer needs support. These so-called ‘easements’ could last until August 2022. This research points to the crucial importance of including disabled people in policy-making that affects their lives, and of closely monitoring pandemic responses to ensure that they do not put individuals in need at greater risk.

Award-winning research by Bonavero Fellow Dr Shreya Atrey shows that courts in the UK and elsewhere are ill-equipped to respond to intersectional discrimination – for instance, the particular challenges faced by disabled women as compared to able-bodied women or disabled men.

Blunt legal tests demand a single ground of discrimination and clarity about whether discrimination is direct or indirect, where the situation is often much more complex. Shreya proposes an alternative legal test assessing the criteria, grounds and differentiated impact of discrimination, and allowing for structural remedies as well as individual damages.

The Bonavero Institute also assessed the human rights compliance of pandemic responses in 27 countries across the world. Bonavero Report 7/2020 (<https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/sites/files/oxlaw/bonavero_ report_7_2020.pdf>) suggests that the pandemic response is eroding human rights protections and democratic oversight in many countries. From residents of Brazilian favelas, to inmates in Italy’s overfull prisons, to asylum seekers in Australia’s crowded detention centres