A collection of writing on food insecurity, community psychology, and disability related issues in Aotearoa New Zealand
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I first wrote a version of this back in December 2023, as our newly-elected politicians in Aotearoa were demanding the implementation of anti-Māori and anti-te reo policies. It seems an entirely fitting reminder as we watch the U.S. do the ...
Social issues are a strange thing to care deeply about - it can make you not-so-fun and bit too intense at parties and social occasions, I get mansplained a LOT (like a lot a lot) by mediocre men who think their reckons and hot takes are ju...
Like many others, I read this piece “There is no safe word” by Lila Shapiro for New York Magazine and was increasingly horrified and ill at the casual, careless abuse of vulnerable young women.
We might have a new Minister of Health, but the same destructive approach remains. A focus on easily measurable targets while concurrently dismantling preventative measures, gutting public health, and a refusal to adequately fund health ser...
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Kia ora! I live in Kirikiriroa in Aotearoa New Zealand with my husband, four strapping teenagers, two cats, and a rather energetic dog. My PhD is in social psychology (the lived experience of food insecurity) and I work in the disability sector.
Degrees in coms and media theory, former MSM columnist, political commentator, radio show host, film competition manager and occasionally recognised social media personality and pop culture fan.
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