I'm researcher and teacher. Through my research I aim to contribute to making society a fairer and better place for everyone – especially for vulnerable persons and groups.

My main research interests are education and culture, as well as social welfare. I am interested in inequality and I think that law is one of the key tools influencing the development of inequality. My research orientation can be described socio-legal.

In the autumn of 2023, I defended my doctoral dissertation titled ‘Self-Improvement in Poverty’. I examined culture and poverty in the interaction between values, legal norms and reality.

In addition, I have teachers’ qualification with specialization in adult education and university pedagogy. As a teacher, my focus is on supporting individual’s learning process. However, the individual process always takes place in some environment and community. For that reason, as a teacher and a supervisor, I invest in creating interaction.

The aim of my research is to promote equality and justice by producing both theoretical and practical knowledge and understanding from the perspective of legal research.