I am a Research Associate working on the AHRC-funded Religion, Theology and Climate Change project, which explores how the climate crisis is shaping beliefs and emotions amongst Christian environmentalists.

I am in interested in, and have published on, religious attitudes (e.g. trust, faith, belief); political systems and knowledge within democracies (e.g. accountability, epistocracy, echo chambers); and political expressions of religion (e.g. environmentalism and activism, fundamentalism, extremism).

I have previously held research and lecturing posts at the University of Hertfordshire, and at King's College London, where I wrote a range of policy reports, including on public views towards climate change scientists.

I utilise a range of methods in my research, including qualitative interviews, observation, and quantitative analysis; and draw from, and develop concepts within several disciplines, especially theology and analytic philosophy.