I completed my Masters in Global Health at Queen Mary, University of London in 2020. My thesis explored the impacts of the 'Protecting Life in Global Health Assistance' policy expansion in humanitarian settings, specifically the Democratic Republic of Congo. I conducted 55 in-depth interviews with key actors in the policy space, service provision and also government departments. Since then, I have been a member of the Global Gag Rule Research Working Group, in which we are currently working on a scoping review paper aiming to compile the impact of Trump's policy iteration. I have also worked as a 'freelance' research assistant, contributing to the research, literature searches and write-up of book chapters on international abortion policy and law.

I have also conducted research in Dehradun, India exploring the ways pharmaceutical companies exploit indigenous communities and their traditional medicinal knowledge through intellectual property rights. I stayed at Navdanya, a biodiversity farm, interviewing farmers and high-level advocates such as Dr. Vandana Shiva, as well as focus groups and participant observation.