Lesley Howard
Citizen Journalist at No Fibs
After shouting at the television for many years Lesley decided participation was the best antidote to cynicism. She has a keen interest in supporting sound environmental social practice, communities and democracy in action. Lesley has a Masters of Science, Applied Statistics.
Latest posts by Lesley Howard (see all)
- Here’s to #IndiVotes for electing scintillating rural women to lead the winning charge for a strong #NACC - 30 November 2022
- MP Paul Fletcher’s plan to regain blue ribbon seats is nonsensical, so go for it: #BradfieldVotes campaign manager - 14 June 2022
- PODCAST: Ray Kingston reflects on #MalleeVotes 2019 and his hopes for 2022 - 14 May 2022
Lesley graduated from the University of Melbourne with dual majors in Statistics and History and Philosophy of Science. The combination of the two fields formed a strong background in objective research, critical appraisal and the analysis of relationships, and in assessment and reporting.
With this skill base she has variously consulted for an Australian timber company analysing the unloading of logs in Chinese ports, reported on the role of SMEs in Defence, critically analysed scientific papers, designed and advised on surveys and sampling for various private and government groups, and reviewed and advised on research proposals as a member of the Royal Melbourne Hospital’s MHREC.
Lesley has a keen interest in supporting sound environmental social practice, communities and democracy in action. She is currently completing a Masters of Science, Applied Statistics.
Meanwhile in Kooyong the town hall was packed with motivated @Mon4Kooyong supporters all galvanised around integrity, a renewables future, gender equity, and doing politics more fairly and decently. Someone finally who will genuinely promote the values of our community #auspol pic.twitter.com/AdU8E77Unm
— Cathwomandu ✳️✳️✳️🇦🇺🇨🇿 (@cathwomandu) April 10, 2022
