Biography
I am a cultural historian of reproductive activism in the United States.
Education
M.Phil., American History, University of Cambridge (2019)
B.A., History, University of Bristol (2017)
Field
- U.S./North American History
- Gender and Women’s History
M.A. Title
- “Why are you supporting the destruction of our race in the name of choice?”: Black women in the anti-abortion movement
Working Dissertation Title
- “Organizing against abortion in the United States, c. 1980s-1990s”
Selected Publications
- ‘”A position which my Gayness itself leads me to take”: Sexual-minority antiabortion activists.’ Journal of American Studies (2025). https://doi.org/10.1017/S0021875824000677
Selected Awards
- Oesau Dissertation Fellowship, UW-Madison
- Michael Kaplan History of Social Justice Award, UW-Madison
- Doctoral Research Award, Historians of the Twentieth Century United States
- Research Fellowship, New England Regional Fellowship Consortium
- Worcester/Whatley/Leavitt Award in Gender and Health, UW-Madison
- Gerda Lerner Women’s History Fund, UW-Madison
- George L. Mosse Graduate Fellowship in LGBTQ+ History, UW-Madison
- Sara Norton Grant for Research in American History, University of Cambridge
Professional Affiliations
- Historians of the Twentieth Century United States
- American Association for the History of Medicine
Courses Taught as TA
- History 102 – American History, From the Civil War to the Present
- History 392 – Women and Gender in Modern Europe
- History Lab