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Hazel Marsh is a Professor of Cultural Politics at the University of East Anglia, affiliated with the School of Media, Language and Communication Studies. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on social justice, cultural representation, and the role of the arts in community action. She has conducted fieldwork across Latin America, South Asia, and the UK, addressing issues such as Romani and Traveller rights, disaster risk reduction, and education inequalities.
Education: Ph.D. in Popular Music and Politics in Venezuela from the University of East Anglia (2015).
Key Research Areas:
- Music and social movements
- Romani cultural heritage
- Disaster recovery narratives
- Decolonising university curricula
- Latin American political activism
Recent Projects:
- ‘Voices of Recovery’ (AHRC-funded): Analyzing pandemic recovery in Latin America’s marginalized communities
- ‘Strengthening Romani Voices in Colombia’ (AHRC IAA): Ethnographic advocacy work
- ‘Recovery with Dignity’ (British Academy): Post-disaster resilience in India
Teaching: Convenes modules on decolonising knowledge production, Latin American politics, and critical cultural studies. Active in curriculum reform initiatives for inclusive education.
Labs/Teams: Member of Media Equality, Area Studies, and Migration Research Network at UEA. Collaborates internationally with NGOs and grassroots groups.
