Creative and driven multimedia journalist with 15 years experience and an excellent track record reporting on EU affairs.

My stories at the Thomson Reuters Foundation have been cited in academic and policy papers, as well as being republished via Reuters wire in publications around the world. 

In 2018 I was named among Politico’s ‘Women Who Shape Brussels’. As Deputy Bureau Chief at Euronews Brussels, I led a multilingual team of journalists, guiding editorial  and operations as we launched a flagship political news show, as well as coordinating reporters for breaking news coverage on the morning and evening editions on Euronews.

My solo 360 reporting on climate change in the Arctic was cited in essential reading for VR journalism ‘Crafting Stories for Virtual Reality’. 

In 2014 ‘Social Fabric’ - a story about wool, politics and women' film was selected for various European film festivals, and was screened at the Scottish Parliament, and can be found in the Scottish National Museum’s collection on the referendum.

Focused on Just Transition and Forestry.
Reporting on wildfires in Portugal, France. Coal exit in Poland. Melting glaciers in Svalbard.

Ghost workers, Gig workers, and the AI "revolution"

First things first, artificial intelligence is not stealing journo jobs. Questionable corporate decision-making, media monopolies, and decades of tech platforms undercutting newsroom business models are main drivers of job losses. AI is added where…

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Everyone is asking how AI is reshaping my work as a journalist. Here’s the condensed/ less ranty version.