I am a Social and Cultural Geographer interested in the lived experience of urban difference, inequalities, and social categories. I often explore these themes through the lenses of age, ageing, and the life course. Amidst profound demographic shifts and increasing demands for justice regarding generational and spatial inequalities, a key focus of my research is providing the conceptual and methodological tools, as well as a wealth of empirical evidence, to explore how specific places are shaped by and shape the variegated lived experiences of urban ageing.

Following a PhD in Human Geography at The University of Manchester, I have undertaken various roles as a Lecturer and Research Associate. Prior to this, I gained an MSc in Geographical Science and a BA in Geography from The University of Manchester.