Ally Moulis is an academic, creative and educator currently living and working across Gadigal and Darug Countries. She holds Bachelors degrees in Creative Writing, Journalism, and Creative Intelligence and Innovation (First Class Honours), a Diploma of Languages, and a Master of Teaching. She is currently completing a PhD with the Transdisciplinary School at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS).​

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Ally's research dwells/plays/thinks at the intersection of Environmental Education, Possibility Studies and Futures Anthropology. She is particularly interested in the ways diverse environmental imaginaries are felt and experienced by children in their everyday lives. Her work centres on themes of child agency, possibility, alternative futures, participation, co-creation and imagination.​

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Ally's creative practice encompasses poetry, personal essay and prose. In 2020, she co-edited Voices of Nature, an anthology developed in collaboration with the Australian Earth Laws Alliance and her written work has been published in Vertigo, Already Feminine, Clean Up Australia, Voices of Nature and more. 

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Ally would like to acknowledge the Gadigal and Darug people upon whose ancestral lands she works, lives and creates, and pay her respects to elders past and present. Australia always was, and always will be Aboriginal land.​​