I am a Research Officer at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health, and Society (ARCSHS) with a primary interest in LGBTIQA+ health and well-being. Stemming from a background in social psychology, my research and general interests centre around understanding the mechanisms through which experiences of prejudice and discrimination impact the health, lives, and interpersonal environments of LGBTIQA+ community members. I also have adjacent and overlapping research interests pertaining to the following: social identity and group processes, community connectedness and resilience, prejudice and discrimination, sexual behaviours and sexual well-being, relationship dynamics, quantitative methodologies, and advanced analytic designs (e.g., experience sampling designs). 

I am currently working on the two national LGBTIQA+ health and well-being surveys (Writing Themselves In 5 and Private Lives 4) and an upcoming project (Interconnect) on the health and well-being of individuals with innate variations of sex characteristics (i.e., intersex).