^{My research and teaching relationships have emerged in the discipline of human geography which I acknowledge was implicated and used to justify colonisation and imperial expansion. My current work in environmental humanities, specifically Indigenous geographies, geographies of asylum seeking and regional migration, and critical development studies, aims to highlight the challenges and possibilities of working with communities to assert and advocate self-determination and psycho-social wellbeing.}     

^{The University of Newcastle (Open Foundation, Undergraduate and Postgraduate studies).}

^{The University of Newcastle (Associate Lecturer, Lecturer, Senior Lecturer).}

^{2022, Young People's History Prize, NSW Premier's History Awards for The Dunggiirr Brothers and the Caring Song of the Whale, Allen & Unwin, Sydney, Melbourne, London, Auckland (Yandaarra co-author)}

^{2020, University of Newcastle Community Engagement Award, Yandaarra Research Collective, University of Newcastle}

^{2019, University of Newcastle Excellence in Teaching Award for integrating Indigenous people, knowledge and pedagogies into course design and delivery}

^{University of Newcastle:}

^{1st Year Undergraduate: GEOG1030 Global Poverty and Development, ENVS1003 Environmental Values and Ethics, ENVS1004 Social Development and the Environment, SCIE1002 Multidisciplinary Laboratories}

^{2nd Year Undergraduate: ENVS2008 The Sustainable Society}

^{3rd Year Undergraduate: GEOG Rethinking Development}

^{Development Studies Association of Australia}

^{The Geographical Society of New South Wales Inc.}

^{Development Network (DevNET)}

^{Institute of Australian Geographers (IAG)}