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Miriam Williams is a Senior Lecturer in Geography Planning at Macquarie University. Her work focuses on urban life with an emphasis on care and justice relating to everyday practices. She is the Deputy Director of the Macquarie University Housing Urban Research Centre and a member of the Community Economies Institute. As an Associate Editor for Geographical Research, she contributes to urban studies with particular attention to public spaces, food justice, and urban commons. Her research has been published in notable journals such as Antipode and Urban Studies. Williams has led various research projects in collaboration with industry partners, including recent work on the Vertical Villages project, supported by organizations like the Salvation Army. Currently, she is co-authoring a book titled 'Cities Care' with A/Prof Emma Power, and she continues to explore topics around food insecurity and spatial planning.
Macquarie University • Sydney
Teaching and conducting research in the fields of geography and urban planning.
University of Newcastle • Newcastle
Delivered courses in human geography.
University of Newcastle • Newcastle
Assisted in research projects within the human geography department.
University of Newcastle • Newcastle
Supported teaching and research activities.
Applied to Department of Business (MBA Program).