
Children’s safeguarding practitioner with emerging experience in climate justice and ethical AI. My academic background spans ethics, moral injury, power relations, critical theory, and eco‑social work, complemented by recent study in AI Ethics and the EU AI Act. I focus on how emerging technologies redistribute risk, exacerbate inequities, and create new vulnerabilities — as well as the opportunities they offer for more just and accountable systems.
With over a decade of safeguarding and harm‑reduction experience, I apply trauma‑informed, rights‑based, and justice‑oriented frameworks to questions of socio‑technical risk, environmental justice, and responsible technology. My practice centres social and environmental accountability, ensuring that interventions prioritise the wellbeing of those most affected by structural inequity.
The Kempe Center · Oct 5, 2022
An Eco‐Social Approach to Child Welfare – Strengthening the Affected Voice
IFSW's Co-building a New Eco-Social World: Leaving No One Behind The People's Global Summit · Jun 29, 2022
Environmental Rights as Children’s Rights – A More Comprehensive Risk Assessment