Emmanuelle Faure

Emmanuelle Faure is a Lecturer in Geography at the University of Paris Est Créteil (UPEC), where she joined the Lab'Urba laboratory in September 2021. She is also an Associate Researcher at the Ladyss Laboratory, focusing on health geography and urban studies.

Education

• Doctorate in Geography from University Paris Nanterre (defended December 12, 2016)
• Her doctoral research examined gender and territorial effects in colorectal cancer screening in Boulogne-Billancourt and Gennevilliers

Research Interests

Dr. Faure's research focuses on the intersection of health, gender, and urban spaces. Her work primarily addresses:

• Social and territorial inequalities in health
• Gender relations in urban public spaces
• Urban environment, green spaces and health
• Action research and intervention research methodologies
• Local action for public health

Publication Trends

Dr. Faure's recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on urban health, with particular emphasis on green spaces, gender, and health equity. Her work often employs mixed-methods approaches and emphasizes participatory research. A significant portion of her recent work addresses the GREENH-City project, examining how urban green spaces can promote health equity. She has also recently explored the relationship between cycling infrastructure, public health, and the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the importance of maintaining access to public spaces during health crises.

Research Projects and Leadership

• Co-director of the action-research project "La ville côté femmes" (The City, Women's Side) in Gennevilliers (2014-2020)
• Completed a 4-year post-doctoral fellowship (2017-2020) within the GREENH-City research program
• Member of the "Territoires et santé" axis of the CIST (International College of Territorial Sciences)
• Scientific coordinator of various seminars and conferences on gender, territory, and health

Teaching and Academic Leadership

Dr. Faure serves as co-responsible for License 1 Geography and Planning at University Paris Est Créteil. Her teaching spans multiple institutions and covers topics including urban health, health geography, environmental health risks, and cartography. She has taught at University Paris Nanterre, Paris 8, and the University of Western Brittany, demonstrating a commitment to interdisciplinary education in geography and public health.