I am an assistant professor in the Department of Philosophy at York University (Toronto, Canada) and a member of the York Graduate Faculty. I am also the Coordinator for the Certificate in Practical Ethics and the Certificate in Professional Ethics. I work in ethical theory, focusing especially on feminist ethics, virtue ethics and the role of moral emotions, and in social and political philosophy. My current research topics include forgiveness, reconciliation, reparation and apology, as well as the philosophy of Hannah Arendt. I also have interests in the politics of sexuality.

I completed my PhD in the Philosophy Department at Boston University. Previously, I studied at Queen's University (Canada) and Cambridge University (UK). I was also a Parliamentary Intern in the Canadian House of Commons in 2000-2001. From 1995-1997, I was a student at Lester B Pearson College of the Pacific, a United World College. I am available as an alumni mentor to current UWC students.

Find me on PhilPapers, Academia.Edu and through my York faculty research profile.