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Katherine Brickell is a Professor of Urban Studies in the Department of Geography at King’s College London and serves as Associate Dean (Impact & Innovation) for the Faculty of Social Sciences and Public Policy. Her feminist-oriented research intersects various domains, including urban, social, political, and legal geography, with a particular focus on domestic life and its implications. Katherine’s works include significant publications like 'Debt Trap Nation: Family Homelessness in a Failing State' and 'Home SOS: Gender, Violence and Survival in Crisis Ordinary Cambodia'. With nine years of research experience addressing critical issues related to family homelessness, debt, and support for domestic abuse survivors, Katherine actively engages in collaborative research aimed at informing national policies on social housing, particularly emphasizing the challenges faced by those affected by domestic violence and debt. She has also been involved in projects that explore the experiences of neurodivergent children and their families living in temporary accommodations. Throughout her career, she has received recognition for her contributions to geography, including the Gill Memorial Award from the Royal Geographical Society in 2014 and the Philip Leverhulme Prize in 2016.
King's College London • London, ENG
Professor of Urban Studies with focus on feminist orientations in geography.
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