
I am a polite, confident, and empathetic communicator with strong experience applying trauma‑informed care when working with individuals from diverse backgrounds. I hold a First Class BSc (Hons) in Criminology with Quantitative Methods from Manchester Metropolitan University, where I developed a solid foundation in the criminal justice system and advanced data analysis.
My academic background includes modules in youth justice, forensic linguistics, prisons, criminological theory, vulnerable populations, and violence studies.
My dissertation, Does Fear of Conviction Impact Sex Workers’ Stress Levels?, achieved a mark of 87% and is currently being published. This research involved analysing charity‑provided data using SPSS and Excel, with a focus on stress, violence, public attitudes, and legal frameworks surrounding sex work.
I have also completed university‑level training in safeguarding, including risk factors for criminal exploitation, county lines, racism, serious youth violence, and extremism.