Complex ideas. Clear conversations.
I’ve spent a lot of time in rooms where complex ideas need to become understandable - whether that’s speaking to an audience, interviewing subject-matter experts, facilitating conversations or giving evidence to Parliament.
NSW PARLIAMENT · 2026
Giving evidence on donor conception
In June 2026, I appeared before the NSW Parliament Select Committee on the impacts of donor conception bringing together lived experience and my work in donor-conceived advocacy.
The discussion covered disclosure, identity, access to information, national consistency and the long-term responsibilities of donor conception systems.
Conversations with experts
Some of the most interesting work happens when you bring specialist knowledge into a conversation and make it useful to the people who need it.
Talking twinning
A conversation with Professor Mark Umstad about multiple pregnancy, how twins form, why zygosity and chorionicity matter, and some of the misconceptions families encounter along the way.
Why zygosity matters
A conversation with Professor Jeff Craig about why knowing whether twins are identical or fraternal matters — from health and research to identity, assumptions and the way families understand their twins.
From the stage
Sometimes the work means stepping out from behind the scenes and putting the ideas in front of a room.
Better health for twins and multiples
Speaking to researchers, health professionals and the multiple-birth community about the health challenges facing twins and multiples - and where research, policy and practice needed to do better.
Strategy, alignment and member engagement
A presentation about turning organisational strategy into something people can understand, connect with and act on - and the role communication plays in bringing people along.



