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Crowds and Identities: John Drury’s Research Group
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John Drury
Professor of Social Psychology
John conducts research on crowds, collective action, social movements, mass emergencies and disasters, crowding and crowd safety.
E
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J.Drury@sussex.ac.uk
Sanj Choudhury
Research Support
Sanj is currently working on the ESRC-funded Stampedes project, the UKRI-funded Groups and COVID project, and is the editor of this website.
E
:
sanj@sussex.ac.uk
David Clarke
PhD Student
David's research will be exploring prefiguration processes in Nicaragua and Chile.
Linda Bell
Research Fellow
Linda is the Research Fellow on the ESRC-funded Stampedes project.
Freya Mills
PhD Student
Freya's research will be exploring whether support groups and group identification can help mitigate negative health outcomes and improve wellbeing for those with Long COVID.
Louise Davidson
PhD Student
Louise’s research will be applying the Social Identity Approach to investigate the ways emergency responders work together both within and between different response organisations, in order to enhance interoperability during major incidents.
Carina Hoerst
PhD Student
Carina's research focuses on
on racially and religiously hate-motivated attacks.
Susie Ballentyne
PhD Student
Susie's research interests include social identity, resilience, and post-migration stress and wellbeing.
Peanut
Mascot/Pet Therapist
Peanut is a rescue dog, and the offical mascot for the Crowds & Identities research group. Due to the fact that she is a dog, it is unlikely that Peanut will produce any publishable research, a fact that Professor Drury has now come to terms with. Peanut has also dabbled in pet therapy, providing students and staff in the School of Psychology with cuddles and friendship in times of stress.
David Clarke
Linda Bell
