Joe Fulwood

Joe Fulwood is a Research Project Officer and the Marketing and Communications Manager at the OCSC. He is an active member of the CMM team, specialising in Dimension 2 ‘Cybersecurity Culture and Society’, and was a member of the organising committee for the inaugural Pacific Cyber Capacity Building and Coordination Conference (P4C). 

Joe is an experienced security and sustainability policy analyst in the Indo-Pacific. Before joining the OCSC he previously worked as a diplomacy and advocacy intern at Asialink – Australia’s leading centre for creative engagement with the Asia region, and as a community researcher for the Pacific Islander Council of Queensland. In 2022 he was selected as a member of the 60th Annual United Nations Graduate Study Program in Geneva where he worked with the United Nations Perceptions of Change Project to develop new pathways for the private sector to engage in UN sustainable development initiatives. He has a range of experience in digital communications, fundraising and advocacy, having been a member of the inaugural Wattle Fellowship and working as a communications intern at the Melbourne Academic Centre for Health.

Joe holds a Master of International Relations from the University of Melbourne and a dual bachelor in Social Science and Arts, majoring in International Development from the University of Queensland.