英國艾塞克斯大學政治哲學博士，研究領域包括人權與轉型正義、記憶政治、後結構理論。目前任教於國立臺北藝術大學人文學院和藝術跨領域研究所，同時擔任藝術資源暨推廣教育中心主任。

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曾任台灣人權促進會副秘書長，走入第一線社會運動抗爭現場，倡議居住人權；亦曾進入體制內工作，任職台北市政府市長室，主責公民參與、空間治理、和文化政策等面向。目前研究計畫聚焦於探究藝術社會參與的倫理立場、以及藝術介入如何可能形塑轉型社會之民主氣質。

She has a PhD in Political Theory at the university of Essex. Her research area includes human rights and transitional justice, politics of memory, and post-structuralist theories. She teaches at the college of humanity at the National Taipei University of the Arts,and is also the director of the center for art resources and educational outreach at the TNUA. 

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She worked as deputy secretary-general at the Taiwan Association for Human Rights, being at the front line of the social movement advocating the rights for adequate housing. She also had a position in the Taipei Mayor’s office, in charge of the policies of civil participation, urban space governance, and cultural affairs. Her recent research project is focusing on questioning the ethical position of the socially engaged arts and the possibility of building up democratic ethos for a transitional society through socially engaged arts.