Clover Graham

Clover Graham (1956–2012) was a Jamaican lawyer, university lecturer, and honorary liaison to the UNHCR in Jamaica (1998–2012), specialising in human rights.

Early life and education Graham was born in Portland, Jamaica. She studied at Kingston University and the London School of Economics.

Activism She campaigned for the curriculum at Norwood Girls' School, South London, to reflect Black history and achievements.

She was a member of the Brixton Black Women's Group, facilitating the Mary Seacole craft group which supported working class mothers to gain skills and financial independence.

Graham was murdered in August 2012, at the age of 56. Human Rights Watch, UNHRC, and The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights called for justice for the crime.