Imogen Biggins is a researcher and educator from Sydney. She graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Arts and Advanced Studies in International and Global Studies, for which she was awarded First Class Honours and the University Medal. Her Honours thesis analysed shifting memories of transatlantic slavery in European port cities. Passionate about history and social justice, she works in human rights education and was previously Senior History Content Creator and Review Lead at EdTech company Atomi. She also serves as councillor with The Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW and speaks fluent French. With her Ramsay Postgraduate Scholarship, Imogen will pursue a Master of Philosophy in World History at Cambridge, exploring the transoceanic histories of British and French missionary women in the Pacific. Post study, Imogen hopes to carve a career where she can promote public engagement with history, particularly research on the politics of memory and representations of women in history.