Merryn brings a very considered and analytical approach to understanding project complexities. Her interests include social housing, public health and urban design.
With a Masters in Urban Planning, Merryn completed her thesis on improving access to family violence services. Her research focused on how redistributive power models intersect with urban planning/design and digital media, in order to better understand the barriers women face in accessing local services.
Merryn is passionate about community engagement. She believes authentic engagement and co-design can lead to better social outcomes.
