With a broad Human Geography background, I specialise in Political Ecology, Critical Geopolitics and Citizenship.

I was a research associate at the University of Leicester working on projects about urban environmentalism and queer pandemic citizenships (see publications). I have taught at the University of Leicester (2015-2020) and Loughborough University (2021) and became an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy in 2018. My PhD thesis - OK Boomer: Geography, Comedy and the Emerging Political Expression of Generation Left in the UK - merged previous theories of comedy with assemblage thinking and critical geopolitics to explore how the recomposition of class along the axis of age is given political expression in the UK. Since my doctorate, my research has continued to develop understandings of the (geo)political significance of age. My current research projects explore how young people develop climate politics during a period of multiple unfolding crises; balancing, trading and negotiating forms of hope(lessness) to secure liveable lives and possible futures.