Cecily Maller is a human geographer specialising in more-than-human approaches and relational thinking. From 2018-2023 she was Lead Editor of the journal ‘People and Nature’ and she is the author of ‘Healthy urban environments: More-than-human theories’ (Routledge, 2018).
Based in the Centre for Urban Research for more than 10 years, Cecily previously co-led the Beyond Behaviour Change (2012-2019) and People and Environment (2019-2023) research programs.
Cecily has an interdisciplinary background comprising a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Australian Environmental Studies and a PhD in health and social development. She enjoys working collaboratively across disciplines and pushing boundaries to solve complex social and environmental problems.
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People-environment relationships, theories of social practice, sustainability and everyday life, housing and health and wellbeing, qualitative research.
