Anna Macklin

Dr. Anna Macklin is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at York St John University, specializing in forensic psychology with a focus on sexual violence and bystander intervention. She holds a PhD from the University of York and a Post Graduate Certificate in Academic Practice from York St John University. Her research explores bystander behavior in sexual violence contexts, including the efficacy of intervention programs like the All About Respect project. She has collaborated with North Yorkshire Police on studies about alcohol-related risky behaviors and pre-loading prevalence.

• Teaching Modules: Investigative Psychology, Theoretical Perspectives on Offending Behavior, and Child Development
• Key Projects: All About Respect initiative promoting healthy relationships and sexual violence prevention
• Professional Memberships: British Psychological Society (Graduate Member) and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Her work combines empirical research with applied initiatives, emphasizing evidence-based approaches to reduce sexual violence through community engagement and bystander training.