Kate Reynolds is a Steering Group Member of the Migration Hub. She a Professor of Psychology at the ANU. The broad research questions that frame her work concern the impact of groups and group norms on individual’s attitudes, well-being and behaviour. Groups can be small or large and refer to when people are connected to one another by a shared characteristic, interest or purpose (ethnic, religious, political, national, attitudinal, or work-based). Kate has published over 100 journal articles and book chapters and co-edited book volumes on these issues. She is current President of the Society of Australasian Social Psychologists (2017-2019) and immediate past-President of the International Society of Political Psychology. Kate is committed to sharing the insights from social psychology and behavioural science more broadly, so they are accessible and useful.