Charley-Anne Gordon

Charley-Anne Gordon is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Buckingham and a PhD candidate at Northumbria University, researching the experiences of minoritised coercive control victims from a critical feminist perspective. She is a Buckingham alumna and currently coordinates the Law of Torts module while teaching Sex and Gender in the Legal Process, Sex, Gender and Minorities in the Legal Process, and Criminal Law. As a School Academic Integrity Advocate, she investigates academic integrity issues within the School of Law.

Education:

• Bachelor's degree from the University of Buckingham (alumna)
• PhD candidate at Northumbria University

Research Interests: Charley’s research focuses on violence against women and girls, female reproductive health (particularly for disabled women), and legal processes related to sex, gender, and minorities. Her work critically examines intersectional issues in law and policy.

Awards:

• 3rd Most Influential Disabled Educator in the UK (2023)
• NAH ‘Future Legal Mind’ (2019)

Advising & Grants: Charley supervises LLB and LLM dissertations in her field but no specific grants are mentioned. She also serves as a reviewer for the International Journal for Court Administration.