Since joining Publica in 2019, Charlie has worked on a report for the GLA that looks at the potential to make London a child-friendly city, with a specific focus on improving children’s independent mobility.
Charlie studied Human Geography at the University of Manchester where he graduated with first class honours. During his course he undertook a range of projects in the UK and overseas, exploring topics such as transport infrastructure, smart city technology, urban governance, activist art, and GIS analysis.
On graduating from Manchester, Charlie received the Royal Geographical Society’s Social and Cultural Geography Research Group dissertation prize for his thesis ‘More-than-human Manchester’. The project used theoretical analysis and image collaging to explore and speculate on the way nature is physically and conceptually enrolled in, and excluded from, the city.
Since joining Publica in 2019, Charlie has worked on a report for the GLA that looks at the potential to make London a child-friendly city, with a specific focus on improving children’s independent mobility.
Charlie studied Human Geography at the University of Manchester where he graduated with first class honours. During his course he undertook a range of projects in the UK and overseas, exploring topics such as transport infrastructure, smart city technology, urban governance, activist art, and GIS analysis.
On graduating from Manchester, Charlie received the Royal Geographical Society’s Social and Cultural Geography Research Group dissertation prize for his thesis ‘More-than-human Manchester’. The project used theoretical analysis and image collaging to explore and speculate on the way nature is physically and conceptually enrolled in, and excluded from, the city.
