I'm an interdisciplinary researcher, interested in what data can tell us about how people behave, and how we can harness it for social impact.

I'm a data and research manager for Child Helpline International, a non-profit organisation that uses data to advocate for children's rights.

My academic background is in neuroscience and social psychology, where I studied individual differences in social and moral decision-making and how social norms shape them, using a combination of economic, computational, and neural approaches.

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This little broad she says / Bukowski / and I say What and she says / I think you're full of shit / and I say baby you understand me

(Raymond Carver)