EMPATHY-LED. EVIDENCE-INFORMED. IMPACT DRIVEN.
The first baseline study of Muslims in Aotearoa New Zealand
Well-being, entrepreneurship, and the social integration of women refugee entrepreneurs
The first baseline study of Muslims in Aotearoa New Zealand
Led national research with FIANZ and Massey University on Muslim experiences in New Zealand workplaces. Resulted in data-driven recommendations for inclusion policies.
Psychosocial Risks in Fishing Sector of Aotearoa NZ
Well-being, entrepreneurship, and the social integration of women refugee entrepreneurs
The first baseline study of Muslims in Aotearoa New Zealand
Worked with Maritime NZ & WorkSafe NZ to adapt the Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire (COPSOQ) for a high-risk, under-researched sector. Outcomes included a safer work culture, improved stress tracking, and industry-wide education.
Well-being, entrepreneurship, and the social integration of women refugee entrepreneurs
Well-being, entrepreneurship, and the social integration of women refugee entrepreneurs
Well-being, entrepreneurship, and the social integration of women refugee entrepreneurs
Co-led research on wellbeing, entrepreneurship, and social belonging among refugee women — resulting in insights for both government policy and community programming.
Working life in New Zealand
Well-being, entrepreneurship, and the social integration of women refugee entrepreneurs
Well-being, entrepreneurship, and the social integration of women refugee entrepreneurs
The key characteristics of working life in New Zealand/Aotearoa (NZ). This includes indicators, data and regulatory systems on the following aspects: actors and institutions, collective and individual employment relations, health and well-being, pay, working time, skills and training, and equality and non-discrimination at work.
