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Biography

Jacqueline is a social psychologist whose expertise lies at the intersection between education and healthcare interventions for the psychosocial wellbeing of youth in socially excluded communities. She is a chartered member and associate fellow of the British Psychological Society and a senior fellow of the Higher Education Academy, with a PhD and MSc in Social Psychology from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Jacqueline joined the ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú in 2017, having held previous research and teaching appointments at Bournemouth University, LSE and Middlesex University, including the projects ‘Communicating bottom-up social development’, ‘’ and ‘’. She has recently completed the ESRC-funded project titled ‘’ (Co-I; PI Prof Sandra Jovchelovitch). Her research portfolio also includes ‘’ and ‘’ (PI, Bournemouth University).

As a qualitative data analysis software trainer for the and packages, Jacqueline is actively engaged in university-based consultancy and academic training.

Research interests

Having worked in a number of research projects with communities in Latin America, India and the UK, Jacqueline has a keen interest in the use of participatory and creative methodologies for the study of psychosocial issues. She is also interested in systematic review methods and approaches to the systematisation of multi-country qualitative datasets.