June 2026 to present
UNODC · ASEAN
Current regional assignment
Training of Trainers for the gender-informed curriculum for Trafficking in Persons investigations
Lead the development and facilitation of an ongoing regional Training of Trainers programme for law enforcement practitioners from Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR and Thailand.
Key responsibilities
- Lead the development and facilitation of the regional Training of Trainers programme.
- Develop participants’ capacity to facilitate the curriculum within their national, operational and cultural contexts.
- Model participatory, inclusive and trauma-informed facilitation, including the management of sensitive content and challenging group dynamics.
- Facilitate learning across gender awareness, trafficking indicators, intelligence, investigative strategy, trauma-informed crime-scene management, victim engagement and interviewing.
- Support participants to integrate gender-responsive, victim-centred and human rights-based approaches into investigative practice.
Regional curriculum on trafficking for forced criminality
Co-developed a participatory, simulation-based regional curriculum for border-enforcement officers responding to trafficking for forced criminality across ASEAN, working in partnership with technical specialists.
Key responsibilities
- Co-developed the curriculum, integrating legal, policy and operational content developed with technical specialists.
- Designed the learning journey, facilitator guidance, case studies, scenarios and supporting resources.
- Integrated gender-responsive and human rights-based practice throughout.
Curriculum materials are restricted-access resources and are not publicly available.
UNODC · UN Women
Southeast Asia
Gender-responsive and victim-centred trafficking investigations
Developed a three-module capacity-development curriculum for law-enforcement officers responding to trafficking in persons, smuggling of migrants and related criminal activity.
Key responsibilities
- Designed three linked participatory curricula and developed the facilitator handbooks, case studies, activities and supporting resources.
- Integrated gender-responsive, victim-centred and human rights-based approaches across gender awareness, investigations and professional relationships.
- Piloted, evaluated and adapted the curricula across different Southeast Asian contexts.
- Supported facilitators to deliver sensitive content through participatory and psychologically safe learning.
The curriculum was published as three facilitator handbooks and is available in English, Bahasa Indonesia, Burmese, Khmer, Lao, Malay, Thai and Vietnamese.
Explore the three published facilitator handbooks ↗
UNODC · Bali Process RSO
Asia-Pacific
Investigating smuggling of migrants by sea
Co-developed a capacity-development programme for law enforcement officers responding to the smuggling of migrants in maritime contexts, working in partnership with technical specialists.
Key responsibilities
- Co-developed the participatory curriculum for a two-week immersive programme incorporating an operational simulation.
- Designed the learning journey and integration of technical input, facilitated activities and simulation-based practice.
- Developed facilitator guidance, scenarios and supporting learning resources.
- Integrated gender, human rights and protection considerations into operational decision-making.
Programme materials are restricted-access resources and are not publicly available.
Verifier Travel Document and Bearer (Verifier TD&B) equipment
Designed and delivered technical training and Training of Trainers on the use of Verifier TD&B equipment in border-enforcement contexts.
Key responsibilities
- Designed the technical training and Training of Trainers programme.
- Developed facilitator guidance and supporting learning resources.
- Delivered equipment demonstrations, structured skills practice and feedback.
- Prepared participants to deliver the training within their own operational settings.
Training materials are restricted-access resources and are not publicly available.
UNICEF · RedR UK
UN Cluster System
Evaluation of humanitarian learning programmes
As a RedR UK Associate Consultant, led two evaluations of learning and development programmes for the UN Cluster System.
Key responsibilities
- Designed the evaluation methodology and mixed-method data-collection tools.
- Consulted stakeholders across humanitarian and inter-agency settings.
- Assessed the quality, relevance and application of the learning.
- Analysed the evidence and produced findings and actionable recommendations.
RedR UK
Associate Consultant, Humanitarian Learning and Development
As a RedR UK Associate Consultant, I have designed, facilitated and contributed to humanitarian learning programmes since 2015.
Key responsibilities
- Co-facilitated a series of week-long UN Cluster Coordination programmes.
- Co-developed and facilitated face-to-face and online programmes for community-based organisations responding to irregular migration in Europe.
- Designed, developed and facilitated an online, simulation-based disaster-management programme for university students.
- Co-facilitated Refugee Camp Management training.
- Co-facilitated an open programme for people preparing to work in the humanitarian sector.
- Contributed to the development of the Humanitarian Passport Initiative, including the Humanitarian Learning Standards and the Standards for Assessment of Humanitarian Competencies.
View the HPass Quality Standards ↗
Norwegian Refugee Council
Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning toolkit
Developed a practical MEAL toolkit to support the application of monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning within programme work.
Key responsibilities
- Designed the structure and practitioner journey through the toolkit.
- Developed practical guidance, templates and resources for applying MEAL processes and tools.
- Structured the content for accessible use by practitioners across different roles and contexts.
Insecurity Insight
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning
Conducted an evaluation and provided Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning consultancy support.
Key responsibilities
- Designed the evaluation approach and data-collection tools.
- Analysed the evidence and produced findings and recommendations.
Homeless Link
UK homelessness sector
Associate Consultant
Designed learning programmes and evaluation resources for organisations working across the homelessness sector.
Key responsibilities
- Designed, developed and delivered learning programmes on workplace wellbeing, monitoring, evaluation and impact.
- Developed an accessible impact-evaluation toolkit for small and medium-sized homelessness charities.
- Structured practical guidance and tools to support organisations to define, measure and communicate their impact.
View the Homeless Link Measuring Impact Toolkit ↗
Alliance India · GLEPHA
International