I am a Research Fellow with the Crawford School of Public Policy, working on projects relating to citizen engagement and participation. I recently completed my PhD with the School of Politics and International Relations at the Australian National University; my thesis outlined a proposal for how to better include nonhuman animals within the scope of legal justice.
I also volunteer for the Animal Defenders Office, a nationally accredited community legal centre based in Canberra that focuses on animal law issues, and serve as a member of the ACT's Animal Welfare Advisory Committee.
Experience
2023–present
Research fellow, Australian National University
Education
2022
Australian National University, Doctor of Philosophy
2018
Australian National University, Bachelor of Science
2015
University of Adelaide, Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2023
“An Isolating Experience Aggravated by COVID”: Exploring Disconnections Between Political Science PhD Candidates and Supervisors, PS: Political Science & Politics
2023
Hard Work and You Can’t Get It: An International Comparative Analysis of Gender, Career Aspirations, and Preparedness Among Politics and International Relations PhD Students, PS: Political Science & Politics
2022
Criminalising (cubes of) truth: Animal advocacy, civil disobedience, and the politics of sight, Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy
2021
Of droughts and fleeting rains: Drought, agriculture and media discourse in Australia, Australian Journal of Politics and History
2019
Moral Responsiveness and Nonhuman Animals: A Challenge to Kantian Morality, Ethics and the Environment
2016
Young people and intentional informal voting in Australia, Australian Journal of Political Science