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Jasmine Fledderjohann is a Professor in Sociology and Social Justice at Lancaster University's School of Social Sciences. Her work focuses on global health inequalities, particularly food security, nutrition, and reproductive justice.
Research interests include:
- Social justice frameworks in health and well-being
- Global food insecurity and sociocultural dynamics
- Intersection of technology and aging populations
- Reproductive rights in climate and policy contexts
Current projects include the UKRI-funded FLF: Food Insecurity, Intrahousehold Dynamics, and Lifecourse Outcomes (2020–2027) and ReproNorth (2024–2025), which centers reproductive justice in Northern England. She also leads the DSI: Equity for the Older initiative (2022–2025) addressing digital inclusion.
Scientific awards:
- UKRI Future Leaders Fellow
PhD supervision is limited to global food insecurity topics due to funding constraints. She collaborates with research groups including the Centre for Alternatives to Social and Economic Inequalities and DSI - Society.
