Sophie Kolmodin

Sophie Kolmodin is a Doctoral Student in Sociology at Mid Sweden University's Department of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSV), affiliated with the Risk and Crisis Research Centre. Her work focuses on civil society collaboration, refugee support, and resilience in crisis contexts. She investigates local-level relations among NGOs, voluntary work dynamics, and disaster preparedness in rural areas.

Research projects include Relations are vital: A Spatio-Relational Understanding of Civil Society's Work to Support Refugees and Resilience in Sweden: Governance, Social Networks and Learning (RISE). Her interdisciplinary approach combines case studies with social network analysis to explore governance challenges in crises.

Publications emphasize refugee collaboration networks, civil society policy engagement, and rural resilience strategies. She has presented work at conferences like the European Sociological Association and the Åre Risk Event. Current research bridges theoretical concepts like 'community' and 'resilience' with practical policy implications.

No scientific awards have been listed. Advising and grants sections remain unspecified. Her affiliation with the Risk and Crisis Research Centre positions her within a multidisciplinary team addressing societal risks.