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mobile medical materials
Between 2021 and 2025, I co-coordinated an interdisciplinary mobile medical materials reading group where academics and practitioners could discuss ideas and emerging themes, as well as share work in progress. Check out readings here. |
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Image: Jack Brougham
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blood journey
A research method I used - follow the thing - is now available as a scrollable illustration, visualising my work on the formidable and often invisible journeys of blood supply chains. The main character is a drop of donated blood. The reader follows the blood drop journey, from testing to processing through to a car crash and the point of transfusion. I wanted to focus on the blood drop, and the illustrator brought the story to life. illustration (vpn required) / method guide |
Image: Dwarka Nath Sinha
sounding the siren:
preparing the aid system for the climate emergency
With the climate emergency escalating humanitarian crisis, how will the aid system cope? Follow aid worker Amrita as she travels to a climate summit and reflects on how the aid system needs to adapt.
graphic novella / microsite
preparing the aid system for the climate emergency
With the climate emergency escalating humanitarian crisis, how will the aid system cope? Follow aid worker Amrita as she travels to a climate summit and reflects on how the aid system needs to adapt.
graphic novella / microsite
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bloodscape
This self-guided adventure lets participants see Edinburgh through the lens of blood, broadening understanding of this vital good. 
Photo: Morteza Hashemi
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drone-topia?
This Mobile Utopia Experiment explores the potential for using drones to transport vital medical cargo, such as blood. 
Participant: Zofia Bednarowska
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#darkNL
In January 2014, Canada's easternmost province experienced rolling blackouts. From stoic to silly, these are some memories. 
Photo: Stephanie Sodero
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we're ready
We're Ready is a toolkit that lets communities develop disaster preparedness plans. 
Photo: Lyle Aspinall/QMI Agency
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