I work primarily in political philosophy and ethics. My research focuses on questions of reparative justice, structural injustice, and the normative dimensions of all things groups. My dissertation, Between Groups and Across Time: A Relational Group-Based Account of Reparations for Historical Injustice (defended May 2024), develops a model of reparative justice and solves puzzles about how groups can persist through time and be wronged such that we can owe reparative justice for wrongs in the distant past. I also maintain research interests in feminist philosophy and applied ethics, with two current (distinct) side projects on understanding oppression and carbon offsetting. When I'm not thinking about how to overcome structural injustices and wrongs in the distant past, I can be found trying to overcome mountains with my climbing rope.