In her role as Educator at Body Safety Australia, Eve is dedicated to empowering whole communities with the necessary tools to build equitable, respectful, and positive relationships. Eve has extensive experience facilitating conversations around sexuality, bodies, power, and relationships in diverse contexts.

Eve holds a Bachelor of Science, majoring in human physiology, from The University of Melbourne. While she is well-versed in the biological aspects of sexuality, her approach is holistic, considering each individual’s lived experience within their bodies, communities, and broader societal context. She is currently studying a Master of Occupational Therapy at Swinburne University of Technology. Through this degree, Eve aims to support children with disabilities in the classroom and help individuals engage in activities and roles that bring meaning to their lives— particularly in the areas of relationships and sexuality.

In addition to her role at Body Safety Australia, Eve is also the Research and Education Coordinator for Cliterate, the first anatomical vulva model to accurately depict the internal structure of the clitoris. In this role, she translates current scientific research into accessible educational content for a wide audience. Her open mindset and commitment to continuous learning ensure that she delivers education that is inclusive, empowering, and grounded in both scientific knowledge and the diverse realities of those she educates.