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Research Fellow, United Kingdom
Leona has extensive experience as an equalities and social justice professional in UK and international public and charity sectors and is an early career academic researcher in the fields of ‘risk’, ‘childhood radicalisation’ (UK), 'safeguarding’ (UK and International), ‘child labour’ and ‘modern slavery’ (chocolate and garment sectors of Bangladesh, Myanmar, Dominican Republic & Ghana), and 'racialisation'.
She is currently developing exciting, innovative interdisciplinary approaches to avoiding harm in the design and delivery of research and knowledge production in this field, through creating anti-colonial methods and methodological approaches which centre minoritised communities as Derby Research Fellow for the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Research Theme of 'Slavery & Unfree Labour' at University of Liverpool.
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I'm currently student , doing Masters in public policy at Indian institute of Technology, Bombay. I'm also working as a Agriculture officer in Maharashtra. I did Bsc. Agriculture and Masters in Public Services.
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I'm a Research Fellow at the Centre for the Health Economy (MUCHE), primarily working in health technology assessment for the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC) and Medical Services Advisory Committee (MSAC). I'm also involved in applied research involving the economic evaluation of novel interventions for stuttering and mental health.
Prior to joining MUCHE, I worked in pharmaceutical consulting as a Health Economist and Medtronic as a Healthcare Economics & Reimbursement Analyst and Regulatory Operations Specialist.
My experience in health economics includes economic modelling, systematic literature reviews, budget impact assessments and pricing models.
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I am a hardworking, enthusiastic and quick learner with a focus on problem-solving. I believe in creating impact at large by working within the system and contributing to making the world a better place.
I am determined with a sense of perseverance that always wins against the odds. Punctuality and a hardcore dynamic nature have got me through many challenging circumstances. I believe that every strenuous hurdle can be overcome by a laborious person, and I have, personally, been through many such hardships.
My inclination towards public policy can easily be made out through my education journey and internships. I am keen to learn and adapt new knowledge quickly to grow professionally and personally.
My interests include travelling and playing volleyball and conversing with fellows in my free time. My academic and extra-curricular activities are also an asset of mine.
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Phd student at Centre for Policy Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India
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PhD in Geography with a MSc. in Environmental Monitoring, Modelling and Management at King’s College London. 8+ years experience in teaching and applied research. With current affiliation as Visiting Researcher at the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), I have been involved in several projects supported by geotechnologies for decision making in environmental and agricultural settings at multiple scales. Confident in the use of a variety of Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing software and a strong understanding of statistics, machine learning, spatial analysis and the automation of complex and large data tasks using cutting-edge technologies (e.g. cloud-computing). Currently, I am supporting the Mapping Agency in Colombia, Instituto Geografico Agustin Codazzi, with the assessment of novel geospatial information technologies for the Multipurpose Cadastre policy.
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I am currently a PhD student at King's College London, researching the utilisation of and learning from regulatory quality tools and processes (RIA and ex-post evaluation) in the development of environmental risk regulation controlling air pollution in Europe and the US. Prior to commencing my PhD, I worked for over a decade in environmental risk and compliance, and broader sustainability issues. I worked both in-house and as an external consultant across a range of industries, developing global, European and national strategies, policies, practical implementation methods, and meeting corporate governance monitoring and reporting requirements.
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I am a Professor of Public Affairs at Indiana University’s O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs. I am interested in understanding the ways in which the design and delivery of public programs influence disparity in the outcomes of those programs and inequality more broadly.
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Researcher with a background in sociology and anthropology, interested in migration, modern slavery, music and Africa
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Policy researcher with experience in financial journalism and background in spatial planning.