Miles Windsor serves as Director of Strategic Campaigns for International Strategies at the Religious Freedom Institute. He is based in London, England.

Miles has about fifteen years of experience in international affairs and religious freedom. For much of that time he focused on the Middle East and North Africa region, though he now has a broader international remit. He has engaged with governments, politicians, CSOs, religious communities, scholars, journalists and tech leaders around the world in his pursuit of deeper working knowledge and understanding of the challenges, and in his endeavours to advance justice and freedom for people of faith everywhere. He has written articles which have been published in The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, The New York Times, the New York Post, The Spectator, RealClear Religion, RealClear Politics, The Critic Magazine, Religion Unplugged, and Providence Magazine.

He applies strategic thought and deep knowledge of the presenting issues to develop dynamic, innovative solutions using an array of tools. In addition to the work of conceptualising and developing campaigns and programmes, Miles serves as Strategic Advisor to Ambassador Robert Řehák, the Czech Ambassador for Freedom of Religion or Belief and Chair of IRFBA - the Alliance of nations represented at a senior government-level with a mandate to advance religious freedom around the world.

Miles has a background in politics as an elected representative in London and a campaign manager during a General Election. He also worked in journalism at the BBC.