Consulting

A specialist consultant in science communication, science for policy, and LGBTQ+ inclusion.

I offer strategic support to organizations, institutions, and individuals working at the intersection of research, public engagement, and equity.

I bridge the gap between complex scientific knowledge and diverse audiences—whether policymakers, stakeholders, or the public—ensuring clarity, credibility, and impact.

My approach is evidence-based, collaborative, and grounded in lived experience.

My services include:

  • Crafting accessible reports and policy briefs,

  • Article writing,

  • Delivering training and facilitating workshops,

  • Public talks and discussion

  • Video editing and design

Workshops

With experience across academic, governmental, and non-profit sectors, I design and deliver tailored workshops that build capacity in inclusive science communication, help teams navigate the science-policy interface, and foster equity in research and engagement practices.

Public Talks

My public talks are dynamic and accessible, connecting complex topics like climate action or diversity in STEM with real-world relevance and lived experience.

Writing and editing

I also provide writing and editorial services, crafting compelling content from policy briefs and op-eds to inclusive science narratives and educational materials.

Featured work

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Writing

Writing
GeoTalk: meet Robert Piotrowski, geomythologist and folklorist
GeoTalk: meet Robert Piotrowski, geomythologist and folklorist

What is ‘geofolklore’?

Geofolklore is a distinct category of folklore that links cultural expressions with the abiotic landscape and geological features, such as erratic boulders. It is closely connected to its geographical and environmental context, encompassing elements of tradition that arise from human interaction with the abiotic environment and express local knowledge, beliefs, and values.

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Rethinking Europe’s historical climate leadership in a ‘Time of Transition’
Rethinking Europe’s historical climate leadership in a ‘Time of Transition’

Tensions have developed on the assumption that regulation is bad for business; however, this opinion is far from monolithic: strong, science-based regulation establishes a scope within which businesses can act to minimise risk and provides direction in the face of uncertain futures.

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On LGBTQIA+ Challenges and Allyship in STEM
On LGBTQIA+ Challenges and Allyship in STEM

In celebration of our LGBTQIA+ community, this blog highlights some of the activities we undertook throughout the last year. Below, you can find answers to such questions as:

What are the current challenges encountered by LGBTQIA+ geoscientists?

How does EGU support its queer members?

How can you be an ally to your LGBTQIA+ colleagues?

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GeoTalk: Meet glacial hauntologist, Elizabeth Case
GeoTalk: Meet glacial hauntologist, Elizabeth Case

How does hauntology relate to glaciers, and to ongoing glacial decline?

The way people and societies have related to glaciers[3] has changed over time. Echoes of those cultural relationships persist, affecting personal, scientific, and political decisions.

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Interested in working together? I deliver:

  • Workshops and training on science communication, careers & inclusion

  • Speaking in climate change & scientific storytelling

  • Writing - articles, policy briefs, scientific publications

  • Project development with experience with non-profit and charitable organisations, scientific societies, and research insitutions.

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