Professor Andrew Wootton is a distinguished academic at the University of Salford, affiliated with the School of Arts, Media and Creative Technologies. He serves as a Professor specializing in human-centered design innovation with a focus on crime prevention and security. His work bridges the fields of design, criminology, and public safety, creating practical applications that address real-world security challenges through innovative design solutions. Professor Wootton's research focuses on several key areas: Human-centred design innovation for security and safety Design Against Crime methodology and applications Socially Responsible Design (SRD) principles Crime prevention through environmental and urban design University student safety and wellbeing frameworks His recent work demonstrates a continued evolution of the Design Against Crime approach across multiple contexts. The 2023-2024 publications show expansion into understanding public perceptions of insecurity and applying design principles to technological security solutions. His research has consistently bridged theoretical design concepts with practical crime prevention applications, as evidenced by projects like the violence reduction intervention in Manchester's Gay Village and the comprehensive ProtectED framework for university student safety. Professor Wootton's scientific recognition includes: Fellow of the Royal Society for Arts (FRSA) Professor Wootton leads the Design Against Crime Solution Research Centre at the University of Salford, with research initiatives spanning community policing, university safety, urban design, and technological security solutions. His work demonstrates a strong commitment to applying design thinking to complex social problems, particularly those related to crime prevention and public safety. The Cutting Crime Impact project (www.CuttingCrimeImpact.eu) serves as a hub for his research outputs and practical applications of the Design Against Crime methodology.
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Hayford M. Avedziمشاهده پروفایل
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Hayford M. Avedzi serves as Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Sciences at Boston University's Sargent College of Health Sciences. A transdisciplinary researcher with extensive international experience across Africa, Europe, and North America, he specializes in evidence-based population health interventions. Education: MSc in Dietetics, University of Ghana, Legon PhD in Public Health, School of Public Health, University of Alberta, Canada His research program integrates nutrition science, chronic disease prevention, and social determinants of health with particular emphasis on maternal-child health globally and aging populations in built environments. Current teaching focuses on epidemiological methods, global nutrition challenges, and immigrant health disparities through a structural inequity lens. Dr. Avedzi's student-centered mentorship cultivates critical analysis of health systems through real-world case applications. His international professional background across three continents provides unique context for examining health policy implementation in diverse cultural settings.
Morag Roseمشاهده پروفایل
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Dr. Morag Rose is a Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at the University of Liverpool's Faculty of Science and Engineering, Department of Geography. She leads the Power, Space and Cultural Change Research Group and joined the university in 2018 following her PhD at the University of Sheffield. Her community development background in Greater Manchester informs her commitment to spatial justice and participatory research. Research focuses on walking as a creative-political practice through intersectional feminist, crip, and queer lenses. Key interests include: Psychogeography and embodied research methods Urban accessibility and inclusive public space design Feminist geography and gendered urban experiences Community-led urban regeneration Disability justice in built environments Recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches to fieldwork ethics, chronic illness in academia, walking methodologies, and healthcare policy. Her scholarly output bridges human geography, disability studies, and urban sociology. Significant projects include: Co-investigator for AHRC-funded 'Walking Publics/Walking Arts' exploring pandemic-era walking practices Collaborator on 'Challenging Disbelief & Disregard' improving healthcare for people with energy-limiting conditions Development of The WalkBook resource adopted by municipal authorities Beyond academia, she founded The Loiterers Resistance Movement (2006), chairs the Our Irwell conservation group, and will tour the UK with her book 'The Feminist Art of Walking' in 2025.
- Human Geography
- Psychogeography
- Feminist Geography
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