Yes, I supervise postgraduate students whose research intersects with critical thinking, democratic education, political philosophy, or media literacy. If you’re interested in supervision, send me a brief outline (one page) of your proposed research question and why you think we’d be a good fit.

Yes, I enjoy visiting schools for talks, workshops, and Q&A sessions — particularly around critical thinking, media literacy, and democratic participation. I’m based in Brisbane, but can travel for the right opportunities. Send me the details of what you have in mind.

My main speaking topics are: critical thinking and how to teach it; media literacy and navigating disinformation; deliberative democracy and civic participation; how to vote as a critical thinker; and political philosophy for general audiences. I’m happy to adapt content for different audience levels — from secondary students to postgraduate researchers to general public audiences.

I aim to respond to all messages within 2–3 business days. During semester, this may stretch to a week. If your enquiry is time-sensitive, please note that in your message and I’ll prioritise accordingly.

Most of my published work is listed on my Google Scholar profile. Some articles are behind journal paywalls — if you’d like a copy of a specific paper and don’t have institutional access, email me directly and I’ll send you a copy.