I am a History DPhil student at Keble College, where my research is funded by the Clarendon Fund and the Keble College Sloane Robinson Clarendon Scholarship. My research explores queer community and identity formation within the context of New England’s rural life and regional identity from 1960 to 1990.
Before starting my doctorate, I completed a BA in History at the London School of Economics and a MSt in History (Women’s, Gender, and Queer) at Oxford. My previous research has focused on the British Gay Liberation Front badge and lesbian loneliness. Outside of my research, I am a committee member on Oxford’s LGBTQ+ History Network.
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