Originally from Auckland, Hamish moved to Melbourne in 2015 to study at the University of Melbourne. After graduating from an Honours degree in History, he spent a year working for the Japanese government as an English teacher. Hamish went on to pursue research and language instruction at Stanford’s Inter-University Center for Japanese Studies. Having undertaken a range of volunteering roles in Melbourne, Hamish moved into the NGO sector by joining EWB in August 2021 and is excited to contribute to a values-driven organisation.
Recent Posts
- A toilet that works underwater? Flood-affected sanitation in rural Cambodia July 22, 2024
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- A message from EWB CEO, Eleanor Loudon June 20, 2024
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- EWB Australia appoints new Chief Executive Officer May 27, 2024