I’ve collaborated with heritage institutions including the Museum of London, where I served as a storytelling consultant, and the Migration Museum, supporting communications for the Heart of the Nation: Migration and the Making of the NHS exhibition — securing national press coverage. I am a History Champion walking tour guide with Chinatown Collective, where I lead both public and private walking tours of London’s Chinatown.

I’ve worked with a range of values-led organisations — including Global Witness, Liberty and Good Law Project — on strategic communications, campaigns and storytelling. Since October 2023, I’ve worked with The Voice of Domestic Workers on Future Voices and Future Voices Revolution — two leadership programmes equipping migrant domestic workers with the skills and confidence to share their stories and effect policy change.

I’m a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and hold a Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice — I am currently working towards my MA part time in the same subject. Alongside my Lecturer role at City St George’s, I design and deliver bespoke workshops on writing, ethical storytelling and media training for diverse groups — from BA and MA students at the London College of Communication, to community organisations and grassroots media such as Britain’s East and South East Asian Network and shado magazine.

I have spoken, moderated and hosted public events both in the UK and internationally organised by a wide variety of organisations, including Al Jazeera English, the International Journalism Festival, Amnesty International, Thomson Reuters Foundation, MilkTea Films, and more. I have a particular interest in showcasing and platforming cinema from Southeast Asia, and have collaborated with the British Film Institute, the Barbican, the Asian Film Archive, Brixton Community Cinema, Queer East Film Festival, Hong Kong Film Festival UK and ESEA Film Night to bring these stories and films to audiences in the UK.

I’m a member of the Advisory Board at New Tide Media Network, a UK-based initiative amplifying East and Southeast Asian perspectives in western media. I’m also a member of ESEA Scholars Network, an initiative developed by ESEA Hub supporting people of ESEA heritage working in academia. I contributed to the Public Interest News Foundation’s Co-Creational Media Toolkit, and have worked with the UK Anti-SLAPP Coalition to give evidence on media threats in Britain. In 2024, I launched People-Powered Storytelling, a collaborative series showcasing community-centred media initiatives across the UK.

I have a particular interest in the themes of grief, loss and legacy, and have consulted on related projects with the British Heart Foundation and the Ruth Strauss Foundation. In 2025, I worked with INQUEST as part of Unjust Deaths, a unique heritage project memorialising death at the hands of the state.