Sophia Cannon is a political and social justice commentator, barrister, and Associate Fellow at the Centre for Social Justice. ^[1]

Cannon graduated from Queen Mary University of London in 1998 with a Bachelor of Laws. She went on to attend Brunel University, graduating in 2000 with a Master of Laws.

During her 10 years in the high court Cannon dealt with subjects such as mothers, fathers, contact (access), residence (custody), child abduction abroad, surrogacy, fertility, child support agency issues, divorce, childhood disability, depression, domestic violence, education appeals, and immigration. ^[1]

She has written for publications such as the Financial Times, The Sunday Times, and The Independent. Cannon recently provided counter intuitive argument on immigration, race, and British culture for the Oxford Union.

Cannon is currently writing her semi autobiography entitled Undercover Mutha. It details her own radical approach to single motherhood.