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Our team is made up of scholars, research fellows, postgraduate students and affiliates. We’re working together to learn from historical slavery and eradicate modern exploitation.
Professor Green's research is primarily in the fields of victimology, vulnerabilities and crime control.
Modern Slavery and Partnership Administrator.
Dr Evans’ research focuses on voluntary and coerced migration to, through and from Britain.
Dr Fleury's research interests include human rights law, climate change and human migration.
Dr Gooptar focuses on stories of the enslaved and exploring the links between British organisations and historical slavery.
Alicia specialises in issues of policy, agency and representation. She is a research fellow for the Modern Slavery & Human Rights Policy and Evidence Centre, looking at the legal enforcement of modern slavery.
Tiffany is working with the Wilberforce Institute and Ferens Art Gallery to research Thomas Ferens, founder of both institutions
Dr Ogunniyi's interests lie in the areas of modern slavery, children’s rights, human rights, and international law broadly construed, with a particular focus on Africa.
Dr Nghishitende's research interests are life after modern slavery and human trafficking, immigration, belonging, intersectionality, women’s rights, vulnerability
Andrew brings over 10 years’ experience as a practitioner working with at-risk groups to coordinate the Anti-Slavery agenda regionally and across the UK.
Dr Spicksley is an economic and social historian whose research currently focuses on the relationship between enslavement and debt.
Ms Talens advises businesses on how to eradicate slavery from their supply chains.
Supervisors: Dr Elsbeth Robson, Dr Judith Spicksley and Professor Lewis Holloway
Supervisors: Dr Nicholas Evans
Supervisors: Professor Briony McDonagh
Supervisors: Dr David Eldridge and Dr Alicia Heys
Supervisors: Dr Nicholas Evans, Professor Rudi Wurzel and Professor Andy Jonas
Supervisors: Dr Nicholas Evans and Dr Judith Spicksley
Supervisors: Professor Simon Green and Dr Alicia Heys; Funding via ESRC Collaborative doctoral scholarship
Supervisors: Professor Helen Johnston and Dr Susan Ashley (Northumbria University)
Supervisors: Dr Cassandra Gooptar
Supervisory team: Dr. Alicia Heys and Professor Briony McDonagh
Supervisors: Dr Alicia Heys and Dr Jo Metcalf
Prof Arya’s areas of expertise include decolonising, heritage politics and South Asian visual culture.
Gary Craig was the world's first Professor of Social Justice when appointed at the University of Hull in 2000. He was one of the three founders of the Wilberforce Institute in 2006 where he led on modern slavery.
Dr Deacon has research interests in a range of different fields, including intellectual property law, medical history, stigma and discrimination, tangible and intangible heritage.
Professor Johnston is an expert in the history of crime and punishment from the year 1750 onwards.
Professor Johnstone’s interests include punishment, restorative justice and overcriminalisation.
A former director of the Wilberforce Institute, Professor Oldfield’s interests lie in the history of slavery and abolition.
Professor Smith will use the Wilberforce Institute Sabbatical to research Slavery and the Slave Trade in Arabia and the Gulf, between 1924-1971.
Professor Michael Turner is one of the three original founders of the Wilberforce Institute, although his expertise lies in land tenure, and in particular the history of copyhold land.
Dr Wilkinson’s research interests include 21st century slavery and transnational organised crime.
Chair of Global History, University of Leeds.
Expert adviser to police and prosecutors in cases of trafficking and modern slavery.
School of History, Philosophy, Political Science and International Relations at the Victoria University.
Freelance - working to broaden historic and contemporary narratives to include people of African descent.
Research interests in the field of US activism, with a specific focus on how activists coordinate and the impact of their activism on government domestic and foreign policy.
With involvement in a range of research projects around the lived experiences of children and young people, inclusion and the SDGs.
Research interests are focused in the areas of Francophone Postcolonial Studies and Slavery Studies.
Professor of Scottish and Irish History with research interests in a range of global migrations including the forced migration of slaves and refugees.
He is concerned with modern slavery amongst asylum seekers & third world workers with asbestos & other hazardous materials.
Consultant to international organisations in Child Sexual Abuse and trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation.
Black History Month advacate and board member for the Hull Freedom Festival.
Specialist in eighteenth century atlantic history, including the British Empire.
Heritage consultant, independent researcher on Black British and imperial histories, and author.
His research focuses upon slavery and abolition, human mobility and human rights, repairing historical wrongs, and the history and politics of sub-Saharan Africa.
Research on History of the Jewish People in the Greco Roman Period and Slavery in the Ancient World.
Art historian based at Liverpool John Moores University. Her areas of research focus on Jamaican art and design, industrial regeneration, and maritime art history.
Founder and owner of The Jamaica Patty Co. a Jamaican restaurant chain with several outlets in London. She is also a philanthropist, art collector, and Jamaican Ambassador or Arts and Culture to the UK.
Co-director of VENTURESMITH.org and President of Beecher House Center for Equal Rights
Research interests in the transatlantic slave trade and abolition in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
A former Wilberforce Institute researcher, Dr Shirgholami works at the University of Manchester, Re-envisioning Business as a Force for Good
I work with mediums of video and installation, blurring boundaries between documentary and fiction to create immersive environments highlighting issues of 'humanism'
Documentary photographer & visual researcher of untold narratives of women survivors of war, conflict, persecution & forced displacement. Wilberforce Women & Freedom Women Collective founder.
Research interests focus on the histories and legacies of slavery, lessons for today and education, truth telling and reparations.
Formerly Postdoctoral Researcher at the Wilberforce Institute, Dr Wills studies Britain's role in historic slavery and abolition.
Research: Slavery in the early modern British Atlantic economy with a focus on the Caribbean.
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