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I lead the WI's work on food poverty.
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.
I am currently conducting a research project on the impacts of Covid-19 on charitable distribution systems in the UK, with the aims to:
I am a social psychologist interested in issues of social and collective behaviour and how these interact with experiences of marginalisation and vulnerability. Recent projects have included data
Currently researching the experiences of foodbank users, and individuals who are not using foodbanks but other forms of food aid avaliable to them.
I am currently researching food insecurity through the relational spaces of family, friendships and other social relations given the significance of family and wider kin networks in providing care
My current research project (Year 1) in on the motivation of food bank volunteers. I am looking at the differences between 'frontline' and trustee volunteers, the influence of faith and beliefs and
I am the manager of large local poverty charity as well as a blogger, writer, campaigner and board member of the Independent Food Aid Network.
My areas of interest include: food insecurity in the UK wth particular reference to Pembrokeshire and Barnet; food aid organisations and voluntarism; the role of surplus and 'waste' food in providi