As a Research Assistant in the Digital Ethnography Research Centre, I worked for Professor Anna Hickey-Moody on her ARC funded Future Fellowship titled “Interfaith Childhoods”. Part of my role responsibilities included project management and admin for the coordination of the research, reviewing and writing research publications, managing data sets and fieldwork relationships. I am involved in the Australian fieldwork and have worked in schools, religious settings and community centers across Melbourne, Canberra and Adelaide running workshops with children and focus groups and interviews with parents. The empirical research is ethnographic and aims to understand children’s feelings of identity, faith and belonging whilst offering arts workshops, digital animation and community connection and discussion. Working as an RA on an ARC project has taught me about the breadth of methods used across various countries and demographics, and the differing skills needed for multi-sited ethnography. My tasks in this role have ranged from working with the community in arts based ethnography, to running project budgets and doing research for how young people engage with online platforms, are experiencing their gender, and race, and how the lens of the media affects the ways they feel about their faith and community. I have published two journal articles three book chapters and one book with Prof Anna Hickey-Moody and our research team.