I am a Research Fellow and Research Coordinator for Investing in Women program (funded by DFAT) at the Australian National University, Australia. I received my bachelor's and master's degrees in Economics from Nagoya University, Japan.Â
My research focuses on labour market inequalities, using econometric methods to understand three fundamental questions:
Who face(s) inequality?
Why do these disparities arise?
How can research inform policies to improve outcomes and foster more inclusive economies?
Prior to commencing my PhD studies, I worked as a Strategy and Operations Analyst at Deloitte Consulting Southeast Asia and as an IT Business Analyst at FPT Software in Vietnam.
Upcoming/Past Speaking Engagements
August: Panel on Integrating GEDSI into Policymaking, VAC short course (Closed event)
September: Panel on International Equal Pay Day - Gender Equality Network (GEN) - Department of Finance (Closed event, article here)
October: Seminar at the Hub for Vietnam Policy Studies, Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU (registration link)
October: Seminar at the Indonesia Project, Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU (link)
November: Panel on MAP Trilateral Masterclass: Climate change, environmental management and GEDSI integration (Closed event)
November: Panel on From Evidence to Action: Creating Pathways to Gender Equality in Vietnam (registration link)
November: Facilitator for GEDSI and Inclusive Leadership Session at the Australia Awards Scholars Forum (Closed event)
Resume
Available on request.