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Dr. Samantha Walker is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Sciences at Northumbria University. Her research focuses on criminal justice, social work education, and health policy with a particular emphasis on violence against women, honour-based violence, and interventions for marginalized populations. She has contributed to studies on neurosurgical outcomes, youth rehabilitation, and the socio-economic impacts of criminal justice policies.
Her work integrates interdisciplinary approaches, addressing topics such as the cultural dimensions of violence, the role of technology in conservation, and the challenges faced by criminalized youth in accessing social enterprises. Notable projects include evaluations of health interventions for individuals under community supervision and analyses of systemic barriers within probation systems.
Dr. Walker’s publications span medical literature reviews, policy analyses, and case studies, reflecting her commitment to bridging academic research with real-world applications. She actively engages in scholarly discussions on topics such as UAVs in environmental management and the digital transformation of social work education.
Her recent research highlights include a randomized trial on neurosurgical embolization techniques and a systematic review on UAV applications in conservation. She continues to explore the intersection of criminal justice reforms, public health, and cultural dynamics in addressing systemic inequalities.
