2023

  • ‘Kinaesthetic Religious Instruction: Athenian Votives and Vases’, ‘Religious Movement on Ancient Mediterranean Art’, Celtic Conference in Classics, University of Coimbra (July)
  • ‘Hermes and Aphrodite on the Parthenon Frieze: Human-Divine Interaction’, Classical Association Annual Conference, University of Cambridge (April)

2022

  • What Can We Learn from the Brauron Clothing Catalogue? An Investigation into the Haptic Perception of Dress‘, Classics Department Seminars, Durham University (November)
  • As if the Body of an Animal: Politics, Status, and Situated Ritual in Ancient Greece‘, Classical Association Annual Conference, Swansea University 

2020

  • Going Down to Hadestown: Katabasis in ancient myth and modern receptions‘, Ancient History Seminar, ​School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester (October) 

2019

  • Girls’ Bodies as Religious Objects in Classical Athens‘, Faith Lives of Women and Girls: Identities, Experiences, Practices and Beliefs, The Queen’s Foundation Birmingham (March)

2018

  • Liminal Weaving: Craft as a tool of age-transition‘, Classics Research Symposium, Royal Holloway University of London (June)
  • Procession and Representation on the Parthenon Frieze: Hanging About, Girls, and Gods‘, Moving through time: Processions from the Classical Past to Byzantium, Institute of Classical Studies (June)
  • Reconciling the Divine: Athena, Athenians, and the Arrhephoroi‘, Conflict, Reconciliation and Community: The Midlands Classics and Ancient History Colloquium, University of Birmingham (May)
  • ‘Girls’ Bodies as Religious Objects in Classical Athens’Classical Association Annual Conference, University of Leicester (April)

2017

  • Locals in the Underworld: Demeter, Hades, and Persephone in Hermione’, That Other Crowd. Nethergods in the Ancient Greek Mythical Imagination. Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (September)
  • Experiencing Hades: A Sensory Approach to Necromancy in Ancient Greece’, School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester (June)
  • Personal Experience in Civic Festivals: The Arrhephoroi at the Panathenaia‘, Classical Association Annual Conference, University of Kent (April)

2016

  • Weaving for Athena: An Object-focused Study of Girls and Women Approaching Athena as a Poliadic Deity’, Athena: Sharing New Research, University of Roehampton (June)
  • Well-played, Fluttershy: Defeating Discord and Dragons in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic’, Early Career Researcher Seminar, Institute of Classical Studies (March) 

2015

  • ‘Death-Brides in Early Greece’Marginal Death Research Symposium, University of York (December)
  • ‘White Teeth, Terrible-Faced, Grim, Blood-red, Dreadful, Enaged in Conflict: Monsters on the Battlefield, in Homer and Elsewhere’, Animals, Monsters, and Demons in Greek and Near-Eastern Religions, University of St. Andrews (January)

2014

  • In the Ground and in the Sky: Chthonic/Ouranic Dichotomy in Early Greek Cult’: King’s Classics Departmental Seminar, King’s College London (March)
  • Little Korai: Persephone-Imitation in Marriage and Death in Early Greek Cult’, Early Career Researcher Seminar, Institute of Classical Studies (March)
  • Global Mapping and Local Rites: Panhellenism and Greek Communities’, Scottish Classics Postgraduate Conference, University of Edinburgh (February)

2013

  • Thinly Coherent Communities? Mapping the Local and Panhellenic in Early Greek Cult’, Ancient Greek Religion Seminars, Institute of Classical Studies (December)
  • Planting the Seeds of Death: Black Demeter in Early Greek Cult’, Representation and Identity in Classical Antiquity II: King’s Classics Postgraduate Conference, King’s College London (June)
  • Thin-coherence and the Chthonic: Macro- and Micro-communities in Early Greek Cult’, Approaches to Greek Cult, Institute of Classical Studies (March)

2012

  • Doom and Sorrow: Achilleus’ Physical Expression of Mourning in the Iliad’, Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient Literature, University of Oxford (September)
  • ‘Who Decides Your Time to Die? Fate and Doom in Early Greek Literature’Postgraduate Work-in-Progress Seminar, Institute of Classical Studies (May)
  • Winged, Black, Dripping Descents: the Monstrous Feminine Death in Early Greek Religion’, Something Wicked That Way Went: Monsters and Monstrosity in Classical Antiquity, University of Virginia (April)
  • But Moira Overcame Me…: Fate and Death in Early Greek Religion’, King’s Classics Departmental Seminar, King’s College London (March)
  • To the Black-walled House of Persephone: Persephone’s Claim to Rule the Underworld in Early Greek Religion’, Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient History, University of Oxford (March)

2011

  • Who is Death? Personifications of Death in Early Greek Religion’, Royal Irish Academy Postgraduate Conference in Classical and Near Eastern Studies, Queen’s College, Belfast (March)
  • Worshippers of Death: An Exploration of the Cultic Presence of the Lord of the Underworld’, Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient History, University College London (March)​

2010

  • Saved by the Pig: The No-feast Sacrifice of Piglets in Ancient Greece’, AMPHORA IV Postgraduate Classics Conference, Monash University (October)
  • Guide, Guard, and Shepherd: The Role of Hermes in Aischylos’ Eumenides‘, Languages, Cultures, and Linguistics Research Seminar, Monash University (April)
  • Journey into Purity: An Exploration of Orestes’ Passage Though Otherness in Aischylos’ Eumenides’, Living on the Edge: Perceptions of Liminality in Classical Antiquity, City University of New York (April)
  • Dreaming Otherness in Aischylos’ ​Eumenides​’, Classical Studies Program Research Seminar, Monash University (March)

2009

  • Vengeance and Resentment: The Erinyes Before and After the Demos’, AMPHORA III Postgraduate Classics Conference, University of Melbourne (October)
  • The Homeric Homicide: Tracing the Pre-history of Homicide Customs’, Languages, Cultures, and Linguistics Research Seminar, Monash University (September)
  • Religious Pollution as a Pretext for Colonisation’, Australiasian Society for Classical Studies Annual Conference (30), University of Sydney (February)