CV
Education
The London School of Economics and Political Science
MSc Culture and Society (part-time); awarded distinction in first year
University of Cambridge, Sidney Sussex College
First-Class Honours BA in Human, Social, and Political Sciences; awarded James Johnson Scholarship; awarded grant for overseas research
Invited Talks and Conference Presentations
'Sensing Ambivalence: Meditation as a Research Method'
Mess and Resilience in Creative Research Methods Symposium, 26 June 2026, Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton
'Detaching Ambivalently: Young Women's Negotiations of Emotional Detachment Content on Social Media' (upcoming)
Media and Emotion Conference, 7–8 September 2026, Centre for the Study of Conflict, Emotion and Social Justice, Faculty of Media, Science and Technology, Bournemouth University
Employment
Contributing Writer, Cripping Methods Lab, Department of Sociology, LSE
I wrote an academic glossary and article about crip time for a project on disability-centred approaches to sociological research.
Communications and Events, Kairos Counter-Club
I manage website updates and email communications, and provide in-venue support for events exploring radical ideas for social and cultural change.
Digital Accessibility Workshop Co-designer, Eden Centre, LSE
I co-designed an immersive digital accessibility workshop for LSE staff and academics to improve accessibility and inclusion.
Campaigns Officer, Royal National Institute of Blind People
I planned and coordinated campaigns to improve blind and partially sighted people's independence and inclusion in the UK. A campaign I worked on was awarded The Charity Awards 'Campaigning and Advocacy Award' and I spoke on RNIB Connect Radio about behaviour change and sight loss.