Frequently Asked Questions

I work with teenage girls, educators, school leaders, parents, coaches, community groups, corporates and anyone serious about backing the next generation of women. My offerings span school programs, keynote speaking, leadership workshops, community events, and advocacy projects.

My most requested keynotes explore:

• Why teenage girls are our greatest hope

• Ethical leadership in an unethical world

• Redefining resilience beyond the "nice girl" narrative

• How sport shapes courage, confidence and power

• What girls wish adults understood about mental health
  You can view the full list of topics on my Speaking page.

Yes. I love working closely with schools, organisations and community groups to co-design meaningful experiences that reflect your goals and the needs of your young people. Whether it's a one-off workshop or a multi-week series, I bring depth, energy and practical outcomes to every space I enter.

Most of my programs and keynotes are focused on teenage girls, but the lessons—around leadership, mental health, courage and ethical action—are relevant to all young people.

I also regularly speak to adult audiences about how to better understand and support girls, and how we shift the systems around them.

I'm based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia—but I work nationally and internationally. I speak at conferences, schools and community events across metro, regional and remote locations. Travel fees may apply depending on where you're located.

Pricing varies depending on the format, location, and scale of the work. I offer tailored packages for schools, nonprofits and community partners, and can provide a detailed quote once we’ve had an initial conversation about your needs.

Yes! I can run virtual keynotes, workshops or panels for teams or schools who can’t host in person. I use high-quality video/audio setups to ensure your audience gets a powerful and engaging experience online.

Head to my Contact page and fill out the enquiry form. I’ll be in touch within a few business days to explore what’s possible.

Absolutely. I’ve spoken on panels, podcasts, media interviews and in national forums. If you’re working on a story or event and want a voice grounded in lived experience, research and fire, get in touch.