Sophia Arthurs-Hartnett

BA, MSc

Population Health, School of Medicine and Population Health

PhD student

Sarthurs-hartnett1@sheffield.ac.uk

Profile: I began my PhD at the University of Sheffield in October 2021 as part of the White Rose-funded ARC Doctoral Cohort. My research aims to evaluate the School Streets intervention as a method to improve air quality, active travel and children’s safety and independence. I am also a Research Assistant for the Born in Bradford Research Program, located at the Bradford Institute for Health Research.

Qualifications

BA Politics and Philosophy, University of Sheffield

MSc International Public Health (Humanitarian Assistance), Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

Research interests: PhD title: Improvement is in the air: Using citizen scientists to co-evaluate theory-based interventions to improve air quality at the school gate

Publications

Snijder M, Steege R, Callander M, Wahome M, Rahman MF, Apgar M, Theobald S, Bracken LJ, Dean L, Mansaray B , Saligram P et al (2023) How are Research for Development Programmes Implementing and Evaluating Equitable Partnerships to Address Power Asymmetries?. The European Journal of Development Research, 35(2), 351-379.