I have always been curious about how knowledge moves — through relationships, everyday practices, stories, and collective reflection.
Over the past two decades I have worked across academia, philanthropy, and civil society, accompanying organizations and movements as they navigate uncertainty, complexity, and change. My grounding is in feminist and decolonial approaches, shaped by long-term collaborations in South and Central Asia, Africa, and global feminist networks.
As Co-Lead for Learning & Evaluation at Fenomenal Funds, I helped co-create frameworks that valued trust, resilience, and field-building — recognising that not all impact can be captured through linear indicators. Today, as an independent consultant, I support funders, feminist funds, and social justice organizations to design evaluations that explore contribution rather than attribution, and to build learning spaces that foster honesty, curiosity, and shared responsibility.
I believe evaluation can be a site of accompaniment — a place where we listen carefully, make sense together, and strengthen the ecosystems that sustain social change.
Independent Consultant — Evaluation, Research & Learning
Design and lead feminist and complexity-aware evaluations; contribution and pathways analysis; learning strategies; facilitation of sense-making and reflection across teams and networks.
Co-Lead, Learning & Evaluation — Fenomenal Funds & Learning
Co-created emergent learning systems, supported participatory grantmaking documentation, and led evaluation processes across a global feminist funder collaborative.
Associate Professor — Habib University
Taught social development and policy, supervised over 50 research projects, built partnerships across movements, philanthropy, and academia.
Led monitoring, evaluation, and learning across multi-country development programs.
NGOs / Civil Society
Research Institutions
Feminist Funds
Philanthropic Organisations