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Shawn Bodden is a research fellow at the School of Social and Political Science focusing on social geography, particularly in community spaces and civic engagement. His work encompasses participatory research, collaborating with community groups to investigate and provide support for public sector activities. Bodden has led projects examining civic activism and co-design practices in public spaces. His interests also extend to the economic dimensions of community organizations, evaluating the impact of charitable activities on public welfare. Currently, he is involved in research projects such as 'Tool Libraries Hubs for Low-Energy Lifestyles,' which aims to explore sustainable infrastructure within local communities. Another project, 'Everyday Talk Energy Demand,' looks at ways to enhance community-led initiatives for energy demand reduction. His work is characterized by a commitment to community-engaged research that fosters inclusive civic cultures. Bodden's key influences include prominent figures in Ordinary Language Philosophy, Geographies of Public Life, and Activist Scholarship. He employs data analytics to inform his research, enhancing the visibility and accessibility of his findings through innovative engagement techniques.
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