Ms Hannah Morrice is a Research Fellow at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne. She is a multidisciplinary public health researcher with over 11 years’ experience working across sectors to translate evidence into real-world policy and practice. Hannah leads knowledge translation for the Homicide at Home project: supporting children and young people bereaved by domestic homicide, working closely with people with lived experience to inform reform in the legal and child protection systems. She holds a Master of Environmental Law and is known as a boundary spanner between research, government, and community. Her expertise includes participatory methods, qualitative research, policy advocacy and project management, with a focus on children’s rights, climate and health policy, disaster recovery and resilience.