What does ethical practice really look like in contexts shaped by harm, inequality and care?
I work at the intersection of sexual and gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health and rights, youth participation, social justice and social safeguarding, supporting organisations to translate research into ethical policy, practice, and advocacy - across conflict, development, and environmental settings.
I am a social anthropologist with 12+ years of experience in Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, and global programming and policy spaces.
With a background in long-term ethnographic research, global SRHR & GBV expertise, and advisory work with NGOs, UN agencies, and community-based initiatives, I bring depth, care, and critical insight to complex social challenges.
My work is grounded in care, accountability, and attentiveness to lived experience - especially in contexts shaped by violence, inequality, and environmental change, and the ways these harms and responsibilities unfold across generations.
