Programme Leader MSc Public Health
I am Programme Leader for MSc Public Health. My teaching specialisms include mixed methods research, theories and models for behaviour change, and public health interventions.
I gained a PhD in Psychology, at Northumbria University, which focused on the socioeconomic impacts of free school breakfast. My academic research has focused on school and community health interventions. I am currently undertaking research into discrimination, hate crime and access to health care and support services for marginalised and minoritised communities in the UK, including Eastern European migrant women and victims/survivors of modern-day slavery and exploitation. I have also provided consultancy to central and local government departments and the voluntary sector on UK social policy and legislation implementation, reform and impact, and UK and international Human Rights legislation.
Having gained a first-class MA in Special Educational Needs, a first-class BA in English Language and Literature, and a PGCE, I am also a highly qualified educational practitioner, with over ten years' experience working with adults, young people, children, in mainstream, further, higher and community education settings. I have also undertaken research into parent and child-centred psychological education interventions for children and young people with special educational needs, and social, emotional, and mental health needs.
Teaching and supervision
Research interests for potential research students
- School and community food and physical activity interventions
- Inequalities in women's and maternal health
- Access to health care and support services for minorised and marginalised groups
- Discrimination and hate crimes towards minorised and marginalised groups
- Educational psychology interventions
- Special educational needs, learning difficulties and disabilities
Publications
Article
Phillips, Carrie, Wysocka, Julia, Harvey-Golding, Louise, Simpson, Diane and Chantkowski, Michal (2024) “They have no right to safety and protection”: Brexit, Eastern European women in the UK and domestic abuse. Journal of Gender-Based Violence. ISSN 2398-6808
Harvey-Golding, Louise, Phillips, Carrie, Simpson, Diane, Smiles, Julie, Wysocka, Julia and Chantkowski, Michal (2024) ‘They see us as an easy target’: discrimination and hate crime against Eastern European women living in the UK. Journal of Gender-Based Violence. pp. 1-17. ISSN 2398-6808
Harvey-Golding, Louise and Defeyter, Margaret A (2016) Universal Free School Breakfast: A Qualitative Process Evaluation According to the Perspectives of Senior Stakeholders. Frontiers in Public Health, 4 (161). ISSN 2296-2565
Harvey-Golding, Louise, Blackledge, John, Donkin, Lynn M and Defeyter, Margaret A (2015) Universal free school breakfast: a qualitative model for breakfast behaviors. Frontiers in Public Health, 3 (2). ISSN 2296-2565
Reports, briefing/ working papers
Harvey-Golding, Louise and Payne, Annette (2024) Back in Control 2 Interim Evaluation Report. Project Report. University of Sunderland. (Unpublished)
Harvey-Golding, Louise and Payne, Annette (2024) “Without Them, I Don’t Know What I Would Have Done” - Examining ICOS’s Role in Tackling Modern-Day Slavery and Labour Exploitation. Project Report. University of Sunderland, SURE.
Harvey-Golding, Louise, Templeman, Lauren and Kyriakopoulos, Alex (2024) Exploring Adults First, an educational psychology intervention, supporting children and their parents: “Your voice was as important as the teacher sat next to you”. Project Report. UNSPECIFIED.
Defeyter, Margaret A, Harvey-Golding, Louise and Forsey, Andrew (2022) A Literature Review on the Effects of Breakfast Consumption and School Breakfast Clubs. Discussion Paper. Feeding Britain.
Harvey-Golding, Louise, Simpson, Diane, Phillips, Carrie and Smiles, Julie (2021) ‘I've been asked to return to my home country’ An exploration of discrimination experienced by Eastern European women in Tyne and Wear Report: Part 1. Survey Findings July 2021. Project Report. University of Sunderland.
Harvey-Golding, Louise, Simpson, Diane, Phillips, Carrie and Smiles, Julie (2021) An exploration of discrimination experienced by Eastern European women in Tyne and Wear (Project report, Part 2). Project Report. University of Sunderland, Sunderland.
Conference or Workshop Item
Harvey-Golding, Louise, Simpson, Diane, Phillips, Carrie and Smiles, Julie (2022) ‘I've been asked to return to my home country’ - An exploratory study into the discrimination experienced by Eastern European women living in Tyne and Wear. In: CASS public lecture (25 May 2022), 25 May 2022, University of Sunderland. (Unpublished)
Harvey-Golding, Louise, Simpson, Diane, Phillips, Carrie, Smiles, Julie, Wysocka, Julia and Chantkowski, Michal (2021) ‘I've been asked to return to my home country by one of my lecturers’ - an exploration of discrimination experienced by Eastern European women in Tyne and Wear. In: Third Annual Faculty of Education & Society Staff Research Conference, 14 Jun 2021, University of Sunderland, UK. (Unpublished)
Film/Video
Phillips, Carrie (2023) Immigration Status as a form of Coercive Control. [Film/Video]
Audio
Lonbay, Sarah and Deacon, Lesley (2023) Domestic abuse and Eastern European Women. A conversation with Louise Harvey-Golding and Carrier Phillips. The Portal Podcast: Linking Research and Practice for Social Work. Season two. Episode five. [Audio]
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Special Educational Needs
- Social Policy
- Research Methods