Zoe Nutter Email & Phone Number

Level 27/31 Market Street, Sydney Nsw 2000

Level 27/31 Market Street, Sydney Nsw 2000

Level 23/1 Oxford St, Darlinghurst Nsw 2010

As a Paralegal at The Public Defenders (NSW) under Public Defender Mr. Tom Quilter, Iprepared legal documents and court submissions, including drafting Memorandums ofAdvice for sentence appeals, summarising hearing details, agreed facts, and subjectivematerial. I also summarised Clinical and Forensic Psychologist reports for trial preparationand proofread submissions for the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal. My roleinvolved detailed case file preparation for court, enhancing my legal documentation skillsand understanding of the criminal appeals process.

Level 15/175 Liverpool St, Sydney Nsw 2000

At Knowmore Legal Service, I supported the legal team advising survivors of child sexualabuse and childhood Stolen Generation removals. My tasks included observing client calls,drafting both letters of advice and referrals, and preparing mail with strict attention toconfidentiality. This role honed my legal drafting skills and deepened my understanding ofhandling sensitive client situations.

Camperdown Nsw 2050

I coordinated the Sydney Policy Reform Project (SPRP) at USYD, overseeing thedevelopment of twenty-one 5,000-word research papers on policy and law reform,written by groups of high-achieving undergraduate and postgraduate students. The topicsranged from civil detention for high-risk offenders to setting standards for women’srefuge management in NSW. My key responsibilities involved soliciting policy briefs fromexternal partners (including the Australian Human Rights Commission; Legal Aid NSW;NSW Council of Social Service; Aboriginal Legal Service (NSW/ACT); Domestic ViolenceNSW; Grattan Institute), recruiting academic supervisors with relevant expertise, andmanaging the student and scholarship application processes. I also launched and managedthe Project's USYD Library Repository page, liaised with students regarding furtherresearch and publication opportunities, provided references, and managed the SPRP Prizeat the end of each term.

19-37 Greek St, Glebe Nsw 2037

I managed payroll deductions for members nationwide, handling tasks such as setting upaccounts, processing payments, and maintaining accurate records in the UnionWaresystem. I updated member details, processed member forms, and liaised with employers.Skilled in resolving database errors, I am proficient with large datasets, GSuite, andMicrosoft Office, using tools like pivot tables for data analysis. I quickly adapt to newsoftware, including UnionWare.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

After completing one year of my candidature, I secured two publications and presented in the Cambridge International Law Conference in March 2021 and a CNR Edizioni Book Launch in April 2022. From February 2022, I pivoted my studies and began a Juris Doctor at Sydney Law School. I was offered a Commonwealth Supported Place. Publications include: (1) A book chapter for an edited volume organised by the Department of Law at the University of Naples Federico II and the National Research Council of Italy, with support from the European Union. The book analyses the difficulties posed to migrant workers by the current COVID-19 pandemic, exploring the complex role played by International and EU law in this context.Citation: Zoe Nutter, ‘The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Posted Workers: Exposing the Tension Between Strong Market Imperatives and Fragile Worker Protections’, in Fulvia Staiano and Giulia Ciliberto (eds), Labour Migration in the time of COVID-19: Inequalities and Perspectives for Change (CNR Edizioni, 2021) 119-144. (2) A journal article co-authored with Mary Crock (Professor of Public Law | Director, Sydney Centre for International Law), published in the Cambridge International Law Journal. Citation: Mary Crock and Zoe Nutter, ‘Global Human Capital or Cash Cows? Redressing the Uncertain Status of Internationally Mobile Students Under International Law’ (2021) 10(2) Cambridge International Law Journal 204-228.

79 Myrtle St, Chippendale Nsw 2008

I provided administrative and project support to the Fundraising Team, reporting directlyto the Fundraising Manager. I gained experience contributing across all fundraisingprograms: Acquisition, Development, Retention, and Special Projects. My duties werebroad and included formatting the annual budget report; taking detailed and accurateminutes for all Team meetings; managing in-house merchandise and Amnesty’s online shopvia Shopify; liaising with campaigners and major donor coordinators to organisefundraising events; communicating with State governments to ensure compliance withfundraising policies; moderating content on social media platforms; proofreading directmail copy; providing travel-related support; organising the Team’s annual planning day;and offering logistical support for webinars and face-to-face events. I successfully workedunder pressure to meet stretch targets, exploring and implementing innovative methods toachieve them.

79 Myrtle St, Chippendale Nsw 2008

I temporarily stepped into the more senior role of Coordinator in the Acquisition Team,while the Team’s Manager was abroad advising Amnesty International Taiwan. My keyresponsibilities included managing relationships with and providing training for fieldmarketing and telemarketing suppliers; drafting content for both the national website andFacebook advertisements; contributing to the development of program strategies; andmonitoring budgets each month, making adjustments as necessary. I gained valuableexperience researching and drafting field marketing and telemarketing content, as well astraining materials based on Amnesty’s campaign priorities. Additionally, I became well-practiced in fundraising compliance, supporter feedback, and complaints handling.

79 Myrtle St, Chippendale Nsw 2008

Accountable for community level engagement; strategising methods to grow Amnesty'ssupporter base; organising recruitment, training and retention of Amnesty’s officevolunteers. Well practiced in managing and tracking the progress of Amnesty's officevolunteers, utilising strong communication skills in strategic planning stages, efficient dataentry across a variety of programs to measure, evaluate and improve volunteer engagement;confident using NationBuilder.

London, United Kingdom

Publishing articles regularly to the Development in Action Blog and engaging young people in international development issues. Working collaboratively with a diverse group of academics from all over the world, inspiring original and creative topics of discussion. Strong editing skills to improve the quality of our written work; strict attention to detail. The aim of this NGO is to engage the public in global issues and promote global citizenship. My most widely cited article explored the future of public-private partnerships in Nigeria: see http://www.developmentinaction.org/the-future-of-public-private-partnerships-in-nigeria/.

London, United Kingdom

Contributing original content to the Rethinking Economics opinion section, challenging the predominant narratives in economics and promoting pluralism within the discipline. Deliver compelling academic analysis in an accessible format. Collaborate effectively with editors and contributors, promoting unique research pathways. My latest piece discussed the traditional assumptions in the standard life cycle model, the gender bias in tax systems and the promotion of female labour force participation: see http://www.rethinkeconomics.org/opinion/2015/10/scrapping-the-standard-life-cycle-model/.Rethinking Economics is an international network of students and academics with the aim to challenge the predominant narratives in economics and promote pluralism within the discipline. They have hosted conferences at Columbia University, NYU and UCL – among others, and have attracted speakers like Paul Krugman, Ha-Joon Chang and James K. Galbraith. I regularly contribute to the Rethinking Economics opinion section.

London, United Kingdom

The Bretton Woods Project is a non-governmental organisation that monitors the negativeimpacts of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF). I conducted researchand drafted reviews for the Project’s online and print publications, offering criticalcommentary on both the World Bank and IMF’s financial and technical assistanceprograms and policy advice to countries around the world. I upheld the Project’s mainobjective of challenging their power, opening policy space, and promoting alternativeapproaches to global financial governance. This experience informed my vision of a globaleconomic system that operates on principles of social justice and environmentalsustainability, where international institutions are accountable to even the poorest andmost vulnerable.

London, United Kingdom

Full Fact is the UK’s leading independent fact checking organisation. During the 2015 UKgeneral election, I was responsible for data collection, research support, and mediacoverage analysis. My duties included reviewing and summarising cases taken by theEuropean Court of Human Rights to detect trends in the UK's record.

Juris Doctor, Law

Activities and Societies: Grand Finalist - Thomson Geer JD Torts Moot 20231st in LAWS5146 (Labour Law)

Master Of Law And International Development, Distinction (Wam: 83)

Bachelor Of Arts (Hons), Politics & International Relations, First Class Honours

Economics

July-August 2014 (Summer Term)

International Relations; Comparative Politics, First Class Honours

July-August 2012 (Summer Term)

Political Philosophy; International Relations

August-December 2012 (Fall Term)

Bachelor’S Degree, Political Science, International Affairs And Economics