Ginger Ekselman

Ginger Ekselman completed her research internship with the Global Compact Cities Programme in May 2012 as part of her Master of Social Science (International Development) at RMIT University.

Ginger holds a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Work. She works as a Case Coordinator with Adult Migrant Education (AMES) in Melbourne.

Ginger’s research project focused on city liveability and was supervised by Dr Andy Scerri.

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