Narratives of varied everyday lives and linked approaches (NOVELLA), UCL Institute of Education London

Corinne Squire

Co-investigator of Parenting Identities and Practices
Training and Capacity Building

Professor Corinne Squire is the Co-investigator of Parenting Identities and Practices, Training and Capacity Building. She is Professor of Social Sciences and Co-director of the Centre for Narrative Research, University of East London. Her key areas of research interest are in narrative theory and methods, HIV and citizenship, and popular culture and subjectivity. Her publications include HIV in South Africa: Talking About the Big Thing (Routledge 2007; winner of the Sociology of Health and Illness/British Sociological Association book prize, 2008), Doing Narrative Research (edited with Molly Andrews and Maria Tamboukou, Sage, 2008) and HIV in International Perspective (edited with Mark Davis, Palgrave, 2010).