Capturing
Diverse
Stories
I focus on the assumptions that sit beneath how organisations interpret complex situations, and how they hear and respond to diverse perspectives. Rather than treating complexity as a technical problem, I treat it as a sense-making challenge.
I design structured processes that surface differences in perspective, making it possible for organisations to think more clearly before they decide or act.
My work is informed by experience across governance, public policy, facilitation, and stakeholder engagement, alongside training in visual arts (photography) and experience as a published author, including long-list recognition for the Miles Franklin Award.
I draw on approaches including the Tri-Lens Framework™ to support this work.
My lens is the intersection of law, visual arts and writing. My background spans human rights law, public governance, narrative strategy, and facilitation of complex stakeholder processes. I also draw on visual inquiry through photography as a way of revealing assumptions, perspectives, and blind spots that often remain unspoken in formal processes.
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