Martina Jane Minarik
Pronouns: She
PhD Student
MSc in Sustainability, MSc in Economics
Academic and research departments
School of Psychology, Food, Consumer Behaviour and Health Research Centre, Institute for Sustainability.About
My research project
Exploring health and well-being benefits of food citizenshipThe overarching aim is to promote public health by better understanding the role food citizenship plays in fostering health and offer evidence-based insights for policymakers, community leaders and individuals interested in supporting healthier food systems.
Objectives include: mapping the evidence of health-related outcomes of food citizenship and identifying knowledge gaps, developing a tool to measure food citizenship, exploring the relationship and pathways between food citizenship and social, psychological and physical health and integrate findings to provide a comprehensive overview of the role food citizenship plays in fostering health.
Supervisors
The overarching aim is to promote public health by better understanding the role food citizenship plays in fostering health and offer evidence-based insights for policymakers, community leaders and individuals interested in supporting healthier food systems.
Objectives include: mapping the evidence of health-related outcomes of food citizenship and identifying knowledge gaps, developing a tool to measure food citizenship, exploring the relationship and pathways between food citizenship and social, psychological and physical health and integrate findings to provide a comprehensive overview of the role food citizenship plays in fostering health.
University roles and responsibilities
- PhD Student
- Sustainability Fellow with the Institute for Sustainability
ResearchResearch interests
Sustainable food systems, public health and food citizenship
Research interests
Sustainable food systems, public health and food citizenship
Sustainable development goals
My research interests are related to the following:
