ARTICLES

The need for ‘impact’: whatever ‘Impact’ means (2025)

Blog co-written with Gabriela Anderson and Thomas Ansell

Forgotten crises of war (2025)

Feature with Dr Bilge Sahin and Innocent Mazombo

Transforming minds: using theory to address crises (2024)

Interview with Dr Karim Knio

How local scientists are shaping health equity (2024)

Interview with Dr Zemzem Shigute Shuka

World Social Justice Day: Reflections on care work and dignity (2024)

Interview with Dr Sree Sathiamma

From the books to the ballots (2023)

Feature on Mikal Tseggai (Member of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands)

A tricky relationship: The nexus between food security, business and collaborative change (2023)

Interview with Dr Marijn Faling

Power, politics and the road to peace (2023)

Interview with Dr Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits

Reconstructing queer memory in Peru (2023)

Interview with Roland Alvarez, Author and Development specialist

A selection of recent writings

VIDEOS

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EXPERIENCES

Bringing messages to life

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Global ISSues podcast

Co-producer | 2021-2023

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Co-produced with ISS students and alums, Global ISSues is a platform for sharing collective stories and first-hand experiences related to international development and social change.

Community Café

Co-organizer and co-moderator | 2024-Present

The Community Cafe series is designed to satisfy science-curiosity, stimulate meaningful yet accessible discussions bridging social issues with the latest scientific developments from approachable local experts.

Event topics

May 2024: From climate-anxiety to resilience
June 2024: Queering global development

Group of five people sitting at a conference table having a discussion at the International Institute of Social Studies.

How are different actors shaping the pathways of ‘pro-poor’ policymaking across diverse African contexts? During this showcase, early career researchers presented rapid-fire pitches on cutting-edge research on the political and institutional dynamics behind development policy implementation in Kenya, Uganda, Malawi, Zambia and beyond. The full broadcast is available to watch.


The event was filmed by Holland Park Media.

‘Pro-poor’ pathways and the politics of development

Co-organizer | 2024

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The Good Humanitarian podcast

Co-host | 2025

The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre and the International Institute of Social Studies’ podcast delves into the dilemmas and big questions in Humanitarian Studies. 

Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.