Glyn Everett

Dr Glyn Everett is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol), affiliated with the Centre for Architecture and Built Environment Research (CABER). His work focuses on flood risk management, blue-green infrastructure, and disability studies, emphasizing co-constructed solutions with stakeholders and the public. He holds a PhD in Sociology, MA in Political Philosophy, and BA in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics.

Everett's research background includes studies on public engagement with natural history, lifelong learning for young graduates, and inclusive education for individuals with learning disabilities. His current projects explore accessibility of blue-green infrastructure for disabled populations and built environment education for inclusive design. He has contributed to multiple EPSRC-funded initiatives promoting participatory approaches in flood resilience strategies.

Key research themes include social theory applications in education, public engagement in science/technology, and qualitative/participatory research methods. His publications between 2019-2024 highlight trends in urban flood resilience, community engagement frameworks, and disability-inclusive design, with a particular focus on bridging gaps between policy, practice, and marginalized groups.

Though no formal awards are listed, his work demonstrates significant contributions to interdisciplinary research at the intersection of environment, sociology, and inclusive urban planning. He has advised on multiple projects and co-authored over 40 publications since 2004, spanning topics from sustainable drainage systems to global education policies.