I am currently a journalism lecturer at City University London. I am originally from Canada, but have also studied and worked in the US, China, Hong Kong, Denmark, Sweden, and now the UK. I have worked in radio and television as a reporter and producer. Most recently, I have co-produced a documentary called Good Girls Don't Tell, which features the stories of women who have survived college campus sexual assault. I have an LL.M in human rights and specialize in how human rights are portrayed in news coverage - both in traditional and online media. I am currently focusing on the representation of gender in news, and especially how sexual violence against women is portrayed.
Experience
–present
Lecturer in Journalism, City, University of London
2012–2017
Freelance Producer, Cliff Kule, Partners in Motion, Wavelength Entertainment, Self
2016–2016
Visiting Scholar, Copenhagen Business School
2013–2016
Research Assistant, Texas Tech University
Education
2016
Texas Tech University, Ph.D. in Media and Communication
2012
LL.M. in Human Rights, University of Hong Kong
Publications
2017
Silencing survivors: how news coverage neglects the women accusing Donald Trump of sexual misconduct, Feminist Media Studies
2016
Mobile masculinities: An investigation of hegemonic masculinity in gay dating apps, Masculinity & Social Change
2016
The contextualization of the watchdog and civic journalistic roles: Reevaluating journalistic role performance in U.S. newspapers, Revista Palabra Clave
2016
Pacifying the dragon? How expatriate media professionals are gatekeeping in the Chinese media system, International Journal of Communication
2014
What a year! The framing of marriage equality through media’s selected sources in 201, Journal of Communication Inquiry