Roma populations and health inequalities

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This research project, led by Dr Lois Orton focuses on working with self-defined Roma communities in England and Hungary to develop creative, critical and empowering approaches to mobilise Roma knowledge on the policy ‘problem’ of ‘Roma health’.

The aim is to bring to life contextually-embedded subaltern perspectives on the ‘who’, ‘what’ and ‘how’ of ‘Roma health’ so that currently privileged policy problematisations can be rethought.

Dr Lois Orton

Senior Research Fellow
Department of Sociological Studies

Inequalities in health
Roma health
Email
l.orton@sheffield.ac.uk
Dr Lois Orton
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Project Key Facts

The project is funded by a Wellcome University Trust University Award for a period of six years: 2020 – 2026.

The project is guided by an international advisory group with local mentorship provided by Professor Sarah Salway (Sociological Studies), Dr Ryan Powell (Urban Studies and Planning) and Professor Paul Martin (Sociological Studies).