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Flora Cornish is a community psychologist specializing in the role of grassroots mobilization in improving public health and community responses to health crises. She investigates the transformative potential of participatory methods and aims to democratize knowledge through community collaborations. Her current research focuses on community-led recovery initiatives in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire, exploring how activism influences policy changes and community resilience. Cornish has authored multiple publications on public health activism and qualitative research, contributing to key discussions in 'Critical Public Health' and 'Journal of Social & Political Psychology.' Her work emphasizes evidence-based practices in health development and community engagement, advocating for innovative approaches to health-promoting agency in socio-political environments characterized by increasing inequalities.
London School of Economics and Political Science • London, UK
Joined LSE as a lecturer focusing on qualitative research methodology.
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