The Guardian reported that Laura Trevelyan had resigned from the BBC to work full-time on reparatory justice advocacy after her family's Grenada apology and £100,000 contribution. Trevelyan said she intended to support wider Caribbean claims and encourage other families connected to slave ownership to confront their histories. The development extended the Grenada apology into a broader organizing effort, but individual advocacy and private donations remained distinct from negotiations with Britain or reparations by governments and institutions that profited from slavery.
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What did Laura Trevelyan do after her family's apology in Grenada?
She left the BBC to work full-time on reparatory justice advocacy.
Trevelyan's advocacy was presented as separate from reparations negotiations with governments.
The report describes an individual advocacy role and distinguishes it from government-level action.