Zoe Gath
Collective Gridlock and Moral Conviction

Bachelor's in Psychological Science (Honours), University of Queensland

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Zoe's research addresses the following research question:
 
What is the role of collective gridlock and moral conviction on radical and conventional action intentions?

For my honours thesis, we investigated the role of collective gridlock and moral conviction on radical and conventional action intentions. Specifically, this work was conducted within the climate context, where we recruited supporters of taking action to address climate change. Gridlock is defined by prolonged, divisive intergroup stalemates that render groups of stakeholders unable to address urgent problems. 
 
I have worked with Winnifred since late 2020 and have previously explored aspects that may contribute to different ally profiles.


Get in touch
Zoe is always happy to speak about her research.  Potential speaking topics include:

• Collective gridlock
• Moral conviction
• Allyship and collective action
• Radical and conventional action intentions
• Climate change

Articles written by Zoe for the Social Change Blog: 

• Watch This Space!

If you’re interested in having Zoe speak at an event or collaborating on research, please get in touch.

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