Amy Hogan

Amy is a Trust Co-Chair and has over 20 years’ experience implementing and overseeing national disability research projects as a researcher, analyst, writer, and advocate, focusing on health and social justice. She also brings her unique combination of personal and professional experience to wider international forums. Amy lives with cerebral palsy (CP) and has incorporated her day-to-day experience into her work at the Cerebral Palsy Society of New Zealand, where she has developed and applied research, policy advocacy, system change and advocacy. Amy has a First Class Honors Masters in Psychology.