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Ellie Atayee-Bennett is a Lecturer in Sociology at Solent University, contributing to the Social Sciences and Nursing Research Group. Her work focuses on sustainability, vegan studies, ethical consumption, and the intersection of religion/culture with everyday practices. She teaches modules such as EDS405 Researching the City and EDS504 Bodies and Identities. Ellie holds a PhD from the University of Southampton (2024) titled 'Faith Veganism: How the Ethics, Values, and Practices of UK-Based Muslim, Jewish, and Christian Vegans Reshape Veganism and Religiosity.'
Her research employs qualitative methods including interviews, ethnography, and social media-based diaries. External roles include Communications Officer for BSA Sociology of Religion (SocRel) Study Group and Co-Founder/Chair of Green Islam's Academic Committee. She actively engages with organizations like the International Association of Vegan Sociologists and The Vegan Society.
Research Themes:
- Sustainability & Climate Crisis
- Veganism as a Religious Practice
- Ethical Consumption Patterns
- Methodological Innovations in Social Research
Professional Activities:
- Delivered keynote presentations on veganism's sociocultural impact (BSA 2022)
- Peer-reviewed journal submissions
- PhD supervision availability for 2024 intake
