Email: Bethany.Jackson1@nottingham.ac.uk
Dr. Bethany Jackson works as part of the Rights Lab's Measurement and Geographies Programme to map environmental change resulting from slavery. This includes collecting data on the factors and processes that create a nexus of environmental degradation and slavery activity. The work conceptualises the role of environmental policies in the relationship between the environment and slavery. Its focus on the ecological dimensions of human vulnerability to enslavement explores how communities can become more resilient to ecological threats. Her PhD analysed the Asian brick kiln industry using remotely sensed imagery and demonstrated how a geospatial practice primarily been used for environmental studies can also be used to understand the problem of modern slavery.
NRF - Decent work and climate change risks in the UK food supply
Integrating Policies Addressing Modern Slavery and Climate Change
Evaluation of Methods to Ensure the Appropriateness of Research Ethics in Modern Slavery
Bangladesh-India Climate Change and Migration Pilot Study
UK Fisheries Sector Human Rights and Social Welfare Baseline Project