Whether through public education initiatives, digital campaigns, or collaborative projects, I enjoy finding creative ways to make research more approachable, relevant, and actionable for diverse audiences.

Most recently, I served as Director of Policy and Programs at the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences, where I led initiatives connecting research, advocacy, and public engagement. This work supported national conversations about the role of the humanities and social sciences in building a more equitable, democratic, and connected society.

Prior to this, I spent seven years with the Learning Network at the Centre for Research and Education on Violence Against Women and Children (CREVAWC) at Western University. There, I contributed to national initiatives addressing gender-based violence, trauma- and violence-informed practice, and digital safety, working closely with researchers, advocates, service providers, and community organizations across Canada.

My academic research advanced a novel framework for understanding how cultural meanings are shaped, contested, and appropriated within unequal social systems. This work contributes to broader conversations about identity, representation, power, and social change.