I help students, researchers, and organisations communicate complex ideas clearly through academic editing, research communication, and training in ethical storytelling for conflict,humanitarian, and other sensitive contexts.
Editing for theses, dissertations, and journal articles, with focus on clarity, grammar, style, and argument strength.
Support with research, policy, and public-facing writing, improving clarity, structure, precision, and impact.
Tailored training on ethical storytelling, responsible reporting, and communication in humanitarian and development contexts.
I work across a range of humanities, social science, and policy-related fields, particularly where writing involves complex or sensitive subject matter.
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I hold a PhD in Media and Cultural Studies (UK) and bring over 20 years of experience across journalism, international development, and academia. I began my career as a journalist reporting in conflict-affected contexts, and later led communication initiatives at the United Nations Development Programme, focusing on areas such as poverty reduction, crisis prevention, access to justice, and peacebuilding.
I now teach and conduct research at leading universities in the UK, with a focus on ethical storytelling and communication of complex issues. This combination of experience across journalism, policy, and academia allows me to help clients communicate complex ideas clearly, responsibly, and effectively.
Let’s work together to make your communication clearer, stronger, and more effective.
