​EOP Thinkers – Selected as one of five EOP members to become the EOP Thinkers for 12 months from Nov 2022. The EOP Thinkers work with the gallery to shape what EOP is, how it supports members, and what it might look like in the future. This includes offering feedback and contributing to future projects. Run by Eastside Projects.
Writing the Female* Surrealist Body – For CHASE Medical Humanities Network, I delivered a workshop blending art writing and personal narratives with a series of writing exercises and visual prompts, including imagery from Dorothea Tanning, Luchita Hurtado, and Dominique Fung. Reviewed in The Polyphony.
This talk will also be delivered at the International Society for the Study of Surrealism's 2022 Conference.

The Exchange 2​ – Selected as one of eight practitioners to create new exchanges/friendships between artists. This open-ended process has no limits or boundaries but is simply framed by the invitation to begin a conversation. Run by Eastside Projects, Birmingham. Next workshop 15th September.

​resting up collective – Founder of an interdisciplinary group of chronically ill and disabled friends using crip time to create, think, and interrupt neoliberal pressures and expectations on the body. Next workshop in Feb 2023 at Eastside Projects. Follow resting up's Instagram to get involved.
Chronic Illness Inclusion – Editorial volunteer who wrote and edited research reports and articles to ensure that the energy-limiting chronic illness experience of disability is heard, believed, and understood.
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​Queer Zine Dictionary – Co-editor of The Feminist Library's first Queer Dictionary (launched for LGBTQ+ month, Feb 2021), which celebrates the queering of language through original artworks and texts. 
​​​​Sister Stories – Curator of self-conceived blog series by and for self-identifying disabled women for Sisters of Frida – an experimental collective of disabled women. The project ran for a year from May 2020. 

​​CARE IN A PANDEMIC – Co-editor of The Feminist Library's first zine, which explores the communal concept of care and collectivism through art, poetry, and essays.