About me

I’m a consultant in higher education, specialising in issues of sexual violence. As the co-founder of Not the Only One, an initiative established in 2018 in the United Kingdom, I’ve been at the forefront of developing comprehensive support systems, guidance, and training for survivors of sexual violence within academic institutions. Not the Only One is the first initiative to offer consent workshops specifically designed for survivors, providing a safe and empowering environment for learning and healing.

I design curricula on consent and active bystander intervention and work with university staff to ensure they are equipped to deliver these topics effectively. I also assist universities in developing survivor-centred policies on sexual violence, ensuring they meet the specific needs of survivors. I lead workshops and support spaces that help survivors build resilience, foster a sense of community, and improve their daily wellbeing.

With degrees in Economics and Sociology from the London School of Economics, I’ve worked in advancing children’s rights and education, both nationally and internationally. I also collaborate with Sexe et Consentement, a French charity, where I contribute to curriculum development and deliver workshops on consent and bystander intervention for students across France.

My background in patient advocacy, combined with my personal experience with chronic fatigue syndrome, has deepened my interest in the link between chronic illness and trauma. I provide guidance to students dealing with these challenges, supporting them in improving their coping skills and quality of life.

I’ve spoken at institutions such as Oxford University, the London School of Economics, and the Polytechnic Institute of Paris. My work helps higher education institutions create safer, more supportive environments while developing effective policies on sexual violence and survivor support.