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Dharmi Kapadia is a Senior Lecturer in the Sociology Department at the University of Manchester, specializing in the intersection of racism, health, and mental well-being among older people. She became a Q-Step Lecturer in March 2017, focusing her research on ethnic inequalities in various sectors, including mental health services and labor markets. Kapadia co-investigates key projects such as the ESRC COVID Rapid Response project addressing ethnic-racial inequality and the Nuffield Foundation's 'Ethnic Inequalities in Life' project. With a PhD in Social Statistics obtained in 2015, she has been involved in significant research exploring the role of social networks in accessing mental health services for diverse ethnic groups. Her extensive work is grounded in the methodologies of mixed-methods studies, undertaken both as a research assistant and principal investigator. Furthermore, Kapadia actively contributes to the CoDE Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity and engages with broader topics, including the UN Sustainable Development Goals, through her research initiatives.
University of Manchester • Manchester, UK
Teaching and conducting research in sociology, focusing on racism and health.
Includes MSc in Advanced Electrical Power Systems and MSc in Communications and Signal Processing.