Nina is a PhD candidate in Anthropology at Melbourne University, with a project that looks at migration experience and policymaking. She is interested in post-socialist lifeworlds and the ways in which intimate practices intersect with global inequalities. Nina has a Masters in Gender and Cultural Studies from Sydney University and experience supporting and conducting qualitative research projects in global public health, urban development and domestic and family violence. She has also worked in community development, providing advocacy and support for public housing tenants in inner Sydney. In addition, Nina has expertise in editing and online publishing.
What sparked your interest in health equity?
My entry point into health equity intersects with an interest in spatial justice. Having witnessed this play out at global and local scales, I am passionate about understanding systems of spatial and infrastructural inequality and working towards better outcomes.
