Network members
Magaly Aceves-Martins
University of Aberdeen
I have experience on both quantitative and qualitative research methods, as well as fieldwork experience in clinical nutrition, health promotion and nutrition interventions (especially with young people). My current position involves the to...
Rachel Alcock
Oxfam GB and the End Hunger UK campaign
Martine Barons
University of Warwick
Coherent inference over a network of probabilistic systems for decision support with applications to food security
Natasha Bayes
University of Northampton
1. Qualitative ethnographic research exploring people's experiences of food poverty and foodbank use in Northamptonshire, East Midlands.
2. A small scale mid-methods evaluation of a local multi-disciplinary partnership project...
Dave Beck
Bangor University
I have been researching the food systems of Wales for nearly ten years both within the school of Geography and the School of Social Science at Bangor University. This began with an exploration into the viability of a modern-day local food...
Gillian Beeley
Together Lancashire supports development of Food Alliances in Blackburn with Darwen and across Lancashire in towns and localities. Currently also facilitating an Experts by Experience programme focussing on rural food poverty.
Zak Bond
The WI
Amy Bond
University of Central Lancashire
In 2017/18 I have been undertaking research into the work of food banks and community cooking projects, looking at the social impact of these initiatives in the Preston and East Lancashire region. In depth semi structured interviews were undertaken...
Jane Brough
Northumbria University Newcastle
Current research project (Year 1) - The motivation of food bank volunteers. I am looking at the differences between 'frontline' and trustee volunteers, the influence of faith and beliefs and the politicisation of volunteers.
Robin Burgess
Northampton Hope Centre and Hope Enterprises; also trustee of IFAN
Pat Caplan
Goldsmiths College London
Already provided above
Mariana Chilton
Drexel University