Lucy writes with Amanda Meusz for the Centre of Excellence in Child Trauma on developing trauma-informed practices in the family courts.

Lucy writes an OpEd 'From Care to Counsel: Dismantling the Care to Prison pipeline' published in the 2026 edition of the Prisons Handbook. Lucy shares her journey and hope for young care-experienced people.

Lucy's piece 'Towards Care Aware and Trauma-Informed Justice: Speaking the language of care experience' was published in Volume 35 of NAGALRO's Seen and Heard Journal.

Lucy writes on the big question on whether to discuss care experience on an application form, as well as advice on how to and her top 10 application tips.

Lucy and Kate Aubrey-Johnson write for Counsel Magazine on the founding story of Lawyers Who Care in their article 'Unlocking potential: Lawyers Who Care'

Lucy writes for NAFP on the launch of Lawyers Who Care and the vital importance of hope for care-experienced young people and how we can raise their aspirations.

Lucy makes the first ever case for inclusion in the legal profession for care-experienced people in her article 'Raising the Bar: Care-experienced people belong here.'

Lucy shares her story with her university magazine in the hope of inspiring Care Leavers to be seen for their talents. #CareLeaversCan

Lucy writes on the criminalisation of drill music in relation to freedom of expression in her article 'Straight Outta Court: Why Criminalising Rap Music Is A Breach Of Article 10 Human Rights Act 1998' 

Lucy writes to make a case for including socio-economic class as a protected characteristic in her article 'The Invisible Inequality: Discrimination Against People in Poverty'