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Sara Penrhyn Jones is a Senior Lecturer in Media at Bath Spa University's School of Creative Industries. A multiple-award-winning documentary filmmaker, her work focuses on environmental communication, social justice, and gender equity. She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Broadcast Journalism (Cardiff University) and a B.A. in English Literature (Aberystwyth University).
Her research explores participatory approaches to documenting environmental and social change, with a focus on marginalized communities and indigenous perspectives. Projects include collaborations in Kiribati, India, and the Marshall Islands. Recent outputs include the award-winning film Timeline and the Troubled Waters series, which address climate change and cultural resilience.
- Grants & Projects:
- Principal Investigator: 'Forging Enduring Connections in Kiribati' (AHRC/ESRC GCRF, 2018)
- Co-Investigator: 'From Development to Displacement' (ESRC Forced Displacement Call, 2016–18)
- AHRC-funded 'Towards Hydrocitizenship' (2014–17)
- Awards: BAFTA, RTS, and Best Practice Research (BAFTSS) for Timeline.
Currently, she holds a 6-month fellowship at the Rachel Carson Centre, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich, advancing interdisciplinary environmental research.
