I am a social researcher trained in Anthropology,and a PhD student at the Adelaide University. My work stands at the bridge between academia and the living realities of society, where knowledge meets inclusivity and research meets responsibility.  
 
My current research explores the delicate intersections of climate, gender, and health ; how shifting environments reshape women’s bodies, identities, and lives. My broader interests include medical anthropology, child and maternal mortality, women’s reproductive health, climate change, gender, social theory, ethnicity and marginalization.
 
At the heart of my work lies a simple but profound ambition: to listen deeply, to tell stories truthfully, and to write them in ways that speak to people of all ages and walks of life, where knowledge becomes not distant, but shared.