Dr Emma Davidson
Director, CRFR
Emma is a Lecturer in Social Policy, having completed a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship exploring the public libraries in austerity. Emma is an expert in the analysis of qualitative data; developing techniques to think about, handle and analyse large volumes of complex qualitative data.
Dr Jeni Harden
Director, CRFR
Prof Lynn Jamieson
Director, CRFR
Lynn is Professor of Sociology, Families and Relationships and a founding co-director of CRFR. She previously served as President of the British Sociological Association. Lynn is known internationally for her research on intimacy, identity and social change. Her current research interests include the power of families and relationships to influence responses to climate change and issues of sustainability.
Director, CRFR
Michelle is a Lecturer at the School of Health in Social Science, University of Edinburgh. She has a strong interest in leadership, mentoring roles and marginalisation and health for ethnic minority communities. She focuses on beliefs, culture, ethnicity, traditions and practices and how these impact on wellbeing and health and illness experiences for individuals and families.
Dr Kaveri Qureshi
Director, CRFR
Kaveri is a Senior Lecturer at the Global Health Policy Unit which lies within the Social Policy subject area of the University of Edinburgh. She studies the combined effects of race/ethnicity, class and gender on health and intimate relationships, specifically chronic ill health, relationship breakdown and divorce, reproductive health and work, and COVID-19.