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Equality and Diversity Forum Research Network Members As of February 2018 Equality and Diversity Forum Research Network Members as of February 2018 Aaron Baker, University of Durham Prof Alexa Hepburn, Loughborough University Dr Alice Donald, Middlesex University Dr Alison Parken, Cardiff University Prof Alison Phipps, University of Sussex Dr Alison Struthers, University of Warwick Dr Alison Wallace, University of York Prof Alison Woodward, Vrije Universiteit Brussel Dr Alita Nandi, University of Essex Dr Andreas Cebulla, Flinders University Prof Andrew Pilkington, University of Northampton Dr Andri Georgiadou, University of Hertfordshire Dr Angela O'Hagan, Glasgow Caledonian University Prof Anna Lawson, University of Leeds Anne Davies, University of Oxford Prof Anne Phillips, London School of Economics Aoife Nolan, University of Nottingham Dr Armine Ishkanian, London School of Economics Armineh Soorenian, University of Leeds Dr Ayse Guveli, University of Essex Becky Taylor, Birkbeck, University of London Ben Baumberg Geiger, University of Kent Ben Colliver, Kingston University Prof Ben Rogaly, University of Sussex Dr Bernadetta Siara, University Campus Suffolk Dr Bert Provan, London School of Economics Beverley Searle, University of Dundee Dr Birgit Schippers, St Mary's University College Belfast Prof Brice Dickson, Queen's University Belfast Prof Bruce Stafford, University of Nottingham Bryan Matthews, University of Leeds Dr Catherine Dodds, University of Glasgow and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Prof Chantal Davies, University of Chester Charlotte Rushworth, Queen Mary, University of London Chris Brill, Equality Challenge Unit Prof Colin Clark, University of the West of Scotland Prof Colin Harvey, Queen's University Belfast Prof Colm O'Cinneide, University College London Prof Dagmar Schiek, Queen's University Belfast Prof Daniel Monk, Birkbeck, University of London Prof Danny Dorling, University of Oxford Prof David Gillborn, University of Birmingham Dr David Lain, Newcastle University David Oppenheimer, University of California Dr David Owen, University of Warwick Prof Davina Cooper, University of Kent Prof Debbie Foster, University of Cardiff Dr Dharmi Kapadia, The University of Manchester Prof Diamond Ashiagbor, SOAS, University of London Professor Diane Elson, University of Essex Prof Diane Richardson, Newcastle University Prof. Dominic Abrams, University of Kent Dr Doug Martin, University of Aberdeen Edina Kurdi, Middlesex University Eleanor Formby, Sheffield Hallam University Eleni Liarou, Birkbeck College Dr Elizabeth McDermott, Lancaster University Dr Elizabeth Washbrook, University of Bristol Dr Emily Grabham, AHRC Research Centre for Law, Gender and Sexuality Dr Erica Howard, Middlesex University Erin Stepney, Qatar University Prof Esther Dermott, University of Bristol Faith Marchal, Birkbeck, University of London Fernne Brennan, University of Essex Fran Bennett, University of Oxford Prof Francesca Klug, London School of Economics Freya Lyte, School of Advanced Study, University of London Prof Gary Craig, Durham University Dr Gemma Catney, University of Liverpool Prof Georgina Randsley de Moura, University of Kent Gill Kirton, Queen Mary, University of London Prof Gill Valentine, University of Sheffield Dr Gina Netto, Heriot Watt University Prof Giovanni Razzu, University of Reading Dr Greg Mannion, University of Stirling Prof Greg Philo, University of Glasgow Harris Beider, Coventry University Prof Hartley Dean, London School of Economics Prof Hazel Conley, University of the West of England Dr Heather Rolfe, National Institute of Economic & Social Research Helen Russell, Economic and Social Research Institute Dublin & Trinity College Dublin Prof Henrietta O'Connor, University of Leicester Prof Ian Law, University of Leeds Icarbord Tshabangu, Leeds Trinity University Irene Gedalof, London Metropolitan University Prof Iyiola Solanke, University of Leeds Prof Jaqueline O’Reilly, University of Sussex Dr James Harrison, University of Warwick James Laurence, University of Manchester Jane Montague, University of Bradford Jane Wills, Queen Mary, University of London Dr Janet Foster, London School of Economics Jannine Williams, University of Bradford Dr Jeff Bowersox, University College London Jennifer Saul, University of Sheffield Jennifer Sigafoos, University of Liverpool Dr Jessie Hohmann, Queen Mary, University of London Prof Jill Marshall, University of Leicester Prof Jill Rubery, University of Manchester Jill Stavert, Edinburgh Napier University Dr Jo Ferrie, University of Glasgow Prof Jon Silverman, University of Bedfordshire Prof Jonathan Wolff, University College London Prof Judith Squires, University of Bristol Dr Julie MacLeavy, University of Bristol Dr Juliet Webster, Open University of Catalonia Kait Laughlin, University of the West of Scotland Dr Karen Bell, University of Bristol Karen Bennett, London Metropolitan University Dr Karen Morgan, University of Bristol Prof Karen Mumford, University of York Prof Karen Rowlingson, University of Birmingham Karim Murji, Open University Karina Chupina, Humboldt University Kate Bedford, University of Kent Kate Malleson, Queen Mary, University of London Kate Nash, Goldsmiths College Prof Kate Sang, Heriot Watt University Dr Kate Steward, LSE Dr Katharine Charsley, University of Bristol Dr Katie Boyle, Crucible Centre for Human Rights Research, University of Roehampton Dr Khursheed Wadia, University of Warwick Kirstie Best, University of Northampton Dr Kitty Stewart, Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion, London School of Economics Kusminder Chahal, Coventry University Lee Jerome, Middlesex University Dr Linda Cooper, Anglia Ruskin University Dr Linda Morrice, University of Sussex Line Nyhagen, University of Loughborough Lisa Wilson, Queens University Belfast Lizzie Barmes, Queen Mary University of London Dr Louise Ashley, University of Kent Prof Lucinda Platt, London School of Economics Prof Lucy Vickers, Oxford Brookes University Dr Lydia Hayes, Cardiff University Lydia Morris, University of Essex Prof Lynne Segal, Birkbeck, University of London Dr Malcolm Brynin, University of Essex Prof Maleiha Malik, King's College London Margaret Downie, Robert Gordon University Margaret Greenfields, Bucks New University Dr Maria Adamson, Middlesex University Business School Dr Marian Duggan, University of Kent Mark Bell, Trinity College Dublin Dr Mark Bryan, University of Sheffield Prof Mark Priestley, University of Leeds Dr Mark Walters, University of Sussex Martin Mitchell, NatCen Social Research Prof Mathias Urban, University of Roehampton Dr Matthew Waites, University of Glasgow Dr Melanie Crofts, University of Northampton Prof Mike Collyer, University of Sussex Dr Mitzi Waltz, University of Birmingham Dr Moira Dustin, University of Sussex Prof Morag McDermont, University of Bristol Dr Nadia Bernaz, Middlesex University Business School Nicholas Glossop, BPP University College Prof Nicholas Watson, University of Glasgow Dr Nicola Martin, London South Bank University Prof Nira Yuval-Davis, University of East London Prof Nuno Ferreira, University of Sussex Professor Paul Chaney, Cardiff University Prof Paul Johnson, University of York Paul Simpson, Edge Hill Universitry Dr Paul Willis, University of Bristol Professor Peter Alldridge, Queen Mary, University of London Peter Aspinall, University of Kent Prof Peter Dwyer, University of York Peter Mctigue, Nottingham Trent University Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick Prof Peter Taylor-Gooby, University of Kent Prof Philip Leach, Middlesex University : School of Law Philomena de Lima, University of the Highlands & Islands Polina Obolenskay, London School of Economics Dr Polly Vizard, London School of Economics Prof Rachel Murray, University of Bristol Prof Raj Bhopal, University of Edinburgh Prof Ralph Fevre, Cardiff University Dr Ralph Wilde, UCL Dr Rebecca Catto, Coventry University Richard Tomlins, Coventry University Prof Robert Vanderbeck, University of Leeds Dr Rosalind Willis, University of Southampton Dr Ruth Fletcher, Queen Mary University of London Baroness Ruth Lister, University of Loughborough Prof Ruth Lupton, University of Manchester Prof Sally Hines, University of Leeds Dr Samia Bano, SOAS, University of London Sandra Fredman, University of Oxford Dr Sara Benedi Lahuerta, University of Southampton Dr Sarah Spencer CBE, COMPAS, University of Oxford Prof Sarah Vickerstaff, University of Kent Sasha Roseneil, University of Essex Simon Holdaway, University of Sheffield Prof Steven Greer, University of Bristol Sue Kilminster, University of Leeds Dr Suki Ali, London School of Economics Prof Sue Durbin, University of the West of England Susan Flynn, University College Dublin Prof Susan Himmelweit, Open University Prof Suzan Lewis, Middlesex University Sylvia Walby, Lancaster University Tabitha Collingbourne, University of Sheffield Dr Tania Burchardt, London School of Economics Prof Tariq Modood, University of Bristol Prof Teresa Rees, Cardiff University Teresa Staniewicz, University of Warwick Dr Tessa Wright, Queen Mary University of London Dr Theo Gavrielides, Independent Academic Research Studies (IARS) International Institute Dr Tobias Lock, University of Edinburgh Trudy Coe, University of Oxford Dr Veena Meetoo, Institute of Education Dr Wendy Hein, Birkbeck, University of London Dr Wendy McMahon, University of East Anglia Prof Yaojun Li, University of Manchester Yiu-tung Suen, University of Oxford .
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