Amy Kimber is the Knowledge & Adoption Coordinator for TRaCK’s synthesis and adoption year, and is based at Charles Darwin University. Her work focuses on promoting the adoption of TRaCK’s research, coordinating activity across the synthesis and adoption projects, and overseeing product development, testing and delivery to ensure research outputs are accessible and useable.

Amy completed a Bachelor of Arts, Communications (Journalism) at Charles Sturt University in Bathurst, NSW, and has since worked as a journalist and in a variety of media, communications, and community involvement roles for the Western Australian and Federal governments.