Kathryn Scott is a Senior Advocacy Specialist at the LEGO Foundation, where she works across different projects and initiatives seeking to promote the Foundation's global policy and advocacy goals around breadth of skills, inclusion and early childhood development. She's interested in the processes of social change and the interactions between individual behavior, communities and systems, which she approaches from both a psychological and political perspective. Before joining the Foundation in December 2020, she was Director of Policy at the British Psychological Society, where she led policy, research, communications, thought leadership and advocacy. She is a former member of the UK Cabinet Office's Scientific Pandemic Influenza Advisory group on Behavioral Science. She has worked with local organizations and communities in countries such as Indonesia, Liberia, China, Vietnam and Ethiopia to advocate to their governments for change for children. Kathryn studied Journalism and Psychology at City University, London, followed by a post-grad in International Politics at Newcastle University.