I collaborate with organizations and brands that share a commitment to improving the lives of women and girls through evidence-based education. Drawing on my expertise in social psychology, I help translate complex research on body image, relationships, and well-being into accessible content that empowers audiences with research-backed insights.
A Collection of Partnerships I’m Proud of
I’m exceptionally honored to have worked with Dove to create content aimed at normalizing women’s natural bodies. I was selected based on my intersecting position of influencer x scientist, and my credentials as a social psychologist were specifically highlighted.
As a long-term collaborator with the menstrual health brand Lena Cup, I develop content at the intersection of research, menstrual stigma, and women’s relationship to their bodies.
Being trusted by a brand to regularly speak to — and educate— their customer base is a deeply meaningful way to creatively merge my interests and background.
I have often received pushback for using TikTok as a science communication platform, and I have worked to challenge the perception that it is unprofessional or less important than other forms of science communication.
When Norton reached out requesting to use my TikTok content in their Psychology of Women and Gender Textbook, I knew it was an opportunity to a) contribute academically and b) show this generation of students and researchers that science communication is rigorous and valuable.
Across two Chapters (Chapter 1: A Feminist Psychology; Chapter 3: Research Methods: The Case of Gender Similarities and Differences), my content encouraged students to take a critical lens when evaluating research.
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