A woman sitting on a wooden chair, wearing a black dress and black high heels, laughing and smiling with her hand on her lap. There are crumpled paper and studio lighting equipment around her in a photo studio.
Text inside a speech bubble that reads: "I offer design and strategy services to organisations who care about inclusion and equality and want to deliver communications that have real impact."

I offer design and strategy services to organisations who care about inclusion and equality and want to deliver communications that have real impact.

Open booklet with illustrated woman on left page, brown skin, dark brown hair, pink background, purple 'Introduction' label. Right page has text about envisioning a world with safety, joy, and fulfillment as the norm, focusing on empowerment, celebrating voices, and driving change.

I believe that design is a tool for change, and my career has been dedicated to using inclusive design to influence and advance social and environmental issues. I take an intersectional feminist approach to my work and have spent over a decade working to advance gender equality through impactful design and communications.

More than a business owner; I am also passionate about knitting, crafting, gardening, reading, being a dog guardian to my German Shepherd, travelling and trying new things, and deep-diving into my myriad of interests.

I help my incredible clients create social change and have lasting impact.

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Impact

Over a decade

of experience designing for organisations who care about inclusion and equality.

50%

of my clients work within the violence prevention sector.

30+

brand identities developed, including six small businesses.

100+

print publications designed for impact and engagement.

5

websites designed and built to further my clients’ reach.

Dozens

of successful digital campaigns produced.

Recent work
A MacBook screen displaying a webpage titled 'BREATHLESS' with menu options, social media icons, and a large article headline about a dangerous sexual practice on the rise. There is also an image of a woman with long hair and a serious expression.
Spread of the Channels of Hope for Gender program evaluation showing findings from the community attitudinal survey, with a photo, some statistics, and more.
Photo of people in a conference hall looking at a screen with a large illustration of three Aboriginal women looking at technology (laptops and phone) with the U Right Sis? logo and a speech bubble "everybody deserves to use tech freely and safely".
A website homepage with an illustration of a woman with long dark hair against an orange background, with navigation links and social media icons. There are buttons labeled "Listen," "Share," and "Drive Change."
A colorful collage of informational cards about domestic violence and psychological abuse. The cards include text and illustrations, discussing topics like providing support, gaslighting, and values, with some cards featuring illustrations of a woman and colorful patterns.
Multiple digital screens with informational content about youth, pornography, and social issues. Some screens show photos of young people, while others display statistics and text in black, orange, and blue backgrounds.

I have worked with:

Greenpeace

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Our Watch

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Sydney University

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Djirra

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Tangentyere Council

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Her Story Mparntwe

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Primary Health Networks

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TOM Organics

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Kind Enteprises

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It's time we talked

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Central Land Council

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Porn Is Not The Norm

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YWCA Australia

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IWDA

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WoSSCA

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Law & Advocacy Centre Victoria

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Youth Affairs Council Victoria

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First Step

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World Vision Australia

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Galiwin'ku Women's Space

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Greenpeace • Our Watch • Sydney University • Djirra • Tangentyere Council • Her Story Mparntwe • Primary Health Networks • TOM Organics • Kind Enteprises • It's time we talked • Central Land Council • Porn Is Not The Norm • YWCA Australia • IWDA • WoSSCA • Law & Advocacy Centre Victoria • Youth Affairs Council Victoria • First Step • World Vision Australia • Galiwin'ku Women's Space •

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