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Hello! I'm Natalie.
I am a multidisciplinary researcher and writer with a lifelong drive to understand the world in all its complexity, from the smallest molecular interactions to the philosophical and literary traditions that shape our ways of thinking.
I hold a BA (Joint Honours) in English Literature and History from the University of Manchester, where I was fortunate to study a wide range of subjects across the sciences and humanities.
My academic training encompassed everything from climate science and epidemiology to international law, political theory, and the literary canon. That same curiosity led me to studies in psychology, sociology, and law— disciplines that continue to inform how I think about people, culture, and society.
Since 2021, I have worked with independent scholars, researchers, and businesses from around the world. My focus lies in producing writing that is intellectually rigorous, clearly argued, and deeply engaged with its subject matter— whether it's in the form of academic research, long-form essays, or strategic content.
Alongside this, I also support community-led digital engagement, developing thoughtful and culturally sensitive approaches to social media that privilege connection over promotion.
In all areas of my work, not only do I strive for a high scholarly standard, but also to contribute meaningfully to wider conversations. I believe that research should be accessible, intellectually generous, and grounded in a genuine commitment to understanding others and connecting with the world we share.
Why Work With Me:
What distinguishes my work is a synthesis of analytical rigour, interdisciplinary breadth, and a deep attentiveness to context. I bring together training in the humanities and social sciences with a scientific curiosity that enables me to approach each project with both critical depth and methodological clarity.
If you're seeking support on a complex research project, a challenging piece of academic writing, or strategic content with intellectual weight, I offer a collaborative, research-driven approach shaped by years of academic study and professional practice. My work is careful, precise, and always tailored to the particular demands of the subject and audience.
I also bring a people-focused sensibility to communication— particularly in digital contexts. I see social media not as a space for mere product pushing, but as a platform for dialogue, thought leadership, and meaningful community-building.
My approach to digital strategy is rooted in sociology and psychology, and shaped by a belief that the most impactful ideas are those that connect with others in authentic and culturally aware ways.
Let’s Work Together:
Whether you're an academic, a student, a non-profit, or an independent thinker engaged in intellectually demanding work, I would be pleased to hear from you. I welcome opportunities to collaborate on research, writing, or digital communications projects that require thoughtfulness, depth, and care.
If you’d like to discuss a project— or simply explore whether we might be a good fit— please get in touch for your free 30-minute consultation. I’d be delighted to start a conversation.
Credentials & Specialisms:
Postgraduate Certificate in Law – University of Law (2022)
BA (Joint Honours) English Literature and History – University of Manchester (2020)
Psychology and Sociology – The Open University (2016)
Extensive experience in academic research and writing, including work in:
Humanities and Cultural Studies:
History
Philosophy and Political Theory
English Literature and Film Studies
Law and Policy:
International Human Rights Law
Public Health and Medical Law
Environmental Studies and Science Communication:
Climate Science
Climate Change Policy and Communication
Biodiversity and Conservation Studies
Public Health and Medical Research
Social and Behavioural Sciences:
Sociology
Psychology
Experience supporting high-profile individuals and businesses with:
Research editing and writing
Academic consulting
Long-form content and reports
Social media and digital strategy
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