I am a facilitator of design pedagogy, design researcher and strategist. After graduating from MA Industrial Design at Central Saint Martins (UAL), I co-founded Bidean, a more than profit enterprise in design and mental health and subsequently spent 18 months co-setting up a design studio at HMP Thameside to co-deliver Makeright, a design thinking for prison industries course. I have co-written the chapter ‘Understanding Suicide and Assisted Dying – Why Is ‘Design for Death’ Tricky?’ with Professor Lorraine Gamman in the recent book ‘Tricky Design: The Ethics of Things’. I am currently a Senior lecturer at CODE: University of Applied Sciences Berlin, Academic Support tutor on the Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design programme at Central Saint Martins (UAL), where I am also a Research Associate with the Design Against Crime Research Lab.I'm a self-motivated and enthusiastic professional with over 10 years combined experience in advertising, design, teaching and learning in higher education, management consultancy and social innovation. More than 5 years experience designing and facilitating small and large scale teaching and learning environments as well as workshops within HEI, staff development and cultural engagement. Experience in working with medium to large international client organisations, which has fostered a deep understanding of diverse cultural and business practices. A highly organised, skilled communicator with a proven track record of successful client relationship and project management.