Liz Such

Liz Such is an Anne McLaren Fellow and NIHR Knowledge Mobilisation Research Fellow at the Rights Lab within the School of Health Sciences at the University of Nottingham. She specializes in modern slavery and public health, leading innovative research collaborations with Public Health England and the UK Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.

• Key Focus: Upstream prevention of modern slavery
• Leadership Roles: Research Advisor to the UK Black and Minority Ethnic Anti-Slavery Network, Public Health Lead for the health and modern slavery network VITA

Her work prioritizes equity in research and addresses maternal health and wellbeing in the context of modern slavery. She actively contributes to improving equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in publicly funded modern slavery research across the UK.

• Scientific Recognition:
  • Anne McLaren Fellowship
  • NIHR Knowledge Mobilisation Research Fellowship