We cannot allow this to stand anymore! We have prepared a petition calling for a boycott of the next ISPP 2026 conference in Newcastle, UK, unless the Executive Committee resigns or responds to our concerns. Please read and sign the petition here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

My 2nd PhD paper is out now in Sex Roles! 🎉 We examine how cis women perceive the boundaries of womanhood & how this shapes allyship intentions for trans women’s inclusion. Read open access now: doi.org/10.1007/s11199-025-01610-5

Yesterday I graduated with my PhD in social psychology🎉 I’m deeply grateful to my partner, family, friends, examiners, peers, and especially my three incredible supervisors whose mentorship shaped my work. Next stop: Europe—open to postdocs in France & beyond!

My chapter with @hemapreya.bsky.social and Dr. Olivia Evans appears as Chapter 5📖 Excited to read the contributions of others on Crowds, Leadership, and Social Movements from around the world!

These past two days of the Crowds & Leadership small group meeting in (surprisingly) sunny Exeter flew by! I am so grateful to the wonderful organisers for bringing together so many insightful, timely, and diverse perspectives in the field of social psychology and beyond.

I am so excited to announce the publication of my first PhD paper, written in collaboration with Laurent Licata and amazing participants!

“We Are No Longer the First to Lead the Dance”: Analysing Intergroup Conflicts Within the French-Speaking Belgian Feminist Movement

doi.org/10.1002/casp...

Congratulations ! How exciting; I can’t wait to read it 🎉

I am thrilled to announce that my PhD program at UQ has finished with the successful passing of my examination! 🎉 In this next chapter, I’m seeking out postdoc and research opportunities in France in social and community psychology. If you know of any opportunities, I’d love to connect!

Excited to be confirmed as a speaker at the small group meeting on crowds & leadership @exeter.ac.uk in June! I'll be sharing work from an upcoming chapter with collaborators Olivia Evans & Hema Preya Selvanathan examining the use of historical narratives in Australia's 2023 Voice Referendum.

It was wonderful working with One Woman Project to share my PhD research with the public through their blog. You can read an abridged version of my mixed-methods Twitter/X study on feminist discourses concerning trans women here: www.onewomanproject.org/feminism/rec...