Zoe Bertenshaw (she/her) is a Research Officer at Monash University and a doctoral candidate at Waipapa Taumata Rau/the University of Auckland. Working with the New Zealand Attitudes and Values Study, her PhD explores ideologies and political attitudes surrounding Indigenous rights among settler colonisers, including representations of colonial histories, reparations, and cultural marginalisation. Zoe works closely with RED(es) on a research project examining coloniality as a political ideology, integrating insights from social and political psychology with decolonial theory.

Zoe Bertenshaw (she/her) is a Research Officer at Monash University and a doctoral candidate at Waipapa Taumata Rau/the University of Auckland. Working with the New Zealand Attitudes and Values Study, her PhD explores ideologies and political attitudes surrounding Indigenous rights among settler colonisers, including representations of colonial histories, reparations, and cultural marginalisation. Zoe works closely with RED(es) on a research project examining coloniality as a political ideology, integrating insights from social and political psychology with decolonial theory.

Zoe Bertenshaw (she/her) is a Research Officer at Monash University and a doctoral candidate at Waipapa Taumata Rau/the University of Auckland. Working with the New Zealand Attitudes and Values Study, her PhD explores ideologies and political attitudes surrounding Indigenous rights among settler colonisers, including representations of colonial histories, reparations, and cultural marginalisation. Zoe works closely with RED(es) on a research project examining coloniality as a political ideology, integrating insights from social and political psychology with decolonial theory.