She is trained as a human-environment geographer and conducts research at the intersection of political ecology, climate change adaptation, climate justice, and livelihood security. Her current work explores intangible harm in the context of climate change, with particular emphasis on poverty, vulnerability, and inequalities. She is the principal investigator on the ARC-funded Discovery Project ‘Locating Loss from Climate Change in Everyday Places’. She combines critical social science insights with grounded, participatory methods for collective learning and social change.