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Dr. Andrea Hollomotz is an Associate Professor in the School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Leeds, affiliated with the Faculty of Social Sciences. She serves as Deputy Director for Research and Innovation (DDoRI) in the School. Her work focuses on disability studies, sexual violence, and systemic injustices affecting marginalized groups. Key roles include:
- Leading ESRC-funded research on learning disabilities and sexual offending
- Co-authoring reports on disabled victim-survivors' needs and police reporting experiences
- Collaborating on the MS Domestic Violence and Abuse Research Initiative
Research interests span disability and violence intersections, inclusive research methods, and upstream social change. Her PhD explored learning disabilities and sexual 'vulnerability,' challenging systemic ableism. Current projects address access to justice for disabled victims-survivors, DVA in MS populations, and disability rights advocacy.
Teaching focuses on research methods for sensitive topics, including module leadership for Doing Disability Research and Sociology and Social Policy Research Methods.
Recent articles analyze structural causes of reporting delays for disabled sexual violence victims, legal frameworks for mental capacity, and rehabilitation strategies for offenders with intellectual disabilities. Collaborations with Disability Rights UK and the Cabinet Office highlight policy impact.
Labs/teams include the Centre for Disability Studies. Supervises students in disability studies, sexual violence, and inclusive methods. No formal awards listed but maintains high academic visibility through impactful research.
