Vikki Barry BrownQueen Mary, University of London | QMUL · School of Geography
Vikki Barry Brown
Doctor of Philosophy
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Introduction
I passed my PhD Viva with minor corrections in Dec 2023, and recently re-submitted my thesis following the corrections period. My PhD focused on English people who migrated to Ireland between 1970 & 2018, considering how English migrants to Ireland experience belonging and identity.
Skills and Expertise
Additional affiliations
February 2016 - July 2017
Epilepsy Action
Position
- Senior policy & campaigns officer
Description
- I developed and communicated Epilepsy Action’s position and response in relation to public policy issues and consultations. I carried out research projects, and wrote reports, briefings and speeches for senior staff, MPs and Peers. I designed, managed and delivered projects using a broad range of techniques, including media, events and creating interactive web content. I built strong and positive relationships with stakeholders and represented EA at external conferences and in the media.
November 2013 - August 2015
Epilepsy Action
Position
- Senior policy & campaigns officer
Description
- I developed and communicated Epilepsy Action’s position and response in relation to public policy issues and consultations. I carried out research projects, and wrote reports, briefings and speeches for senior staff, MPs and Peers. I designed, managed and delivered projects using a broad range of techniques, including media, events and creating interactive web content. I built strong and positive relationships with stakeholders and represented EA at external conferences and in the media.
Education
September 2017 - September 2018
September 2002 - June 2005
Publications
Publication (1)
Ireland is a country with a generous citizenship offering but restricted external voting rights. The first (or emigrant) generation lose the right to vote eighteen months after departure; other non-resident citizens, including those in Northern Ireland (NI) are currently ineligible to vote. In November 2020 the Irish Government committed to holding...