Author Matt Smith
The GambLGBTQ+ research fellow Matt is presenting a poster at the Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research Third International Interdisciplinary Colloquium 2025. The poster titled Using Photovoice to Understand Gambling-Related Harms in LGBTQ+ Communities provides an overview of Phase 3… Continue Reading →
The GambLGBTQ+ project is hosting a photography exhibition open to the public to help raise awareness and understanding of gambling harms in LGBTQ+ communities. Exhibition Details GambLGBTQ+ Photography exhibition 16th -25th July 2025 Open Weekdays 9-5pm & 19th July 1-4pm… Continue Reading →
Gambling-related Support In this post please find information and details of organisations who are here to help you whether with your own or another’s gambling, mental health, or debt. GamCare – Provides National Gambling Helpline – Free 24-7 0808 8020… Continue Reading →
What is your role in the project? My name is Dr Sally Sutherland (she/her). I’m a lecturer and course leader in Sustainable Design at the University of Brighton. In this project, I’m working closely with peer researcher Zander to creatively… Continue Reading →
What is your role in the project? I’m Josetta (they/them) and I am a peer researcher for the GambLGBTQ+ research project, meaning that I am part of the communities that we are researching. My role is to facilitate the photovoice… Continue Reading →
What is your role in the project? I am co-Principal Investigator for GambLGBTQ+, along with Laetitia. This means I am responsible for the preparation, management, and reporting of the project as well as ensuring the project is delivered within the… Continue Reading →
What is your role in the project? I am the Co-Principal Investigator on the GambLGBTQ+ study and responsible for undertaking the research on day-to-day basis with Alex, Matt and our partners at Switchboard and YouGov. I look after the contracts… Continue Reading →
What is your role in the project? I’m Matt and I am the Research Fellow on the GambLGBTQ+ project which involves working with Alex and Laetitia to carry-out the research, particularly working with our peer researchers on the phase of… Continue Reading →
Our research fellow Matt Smith recently attended the one-day international colloquium in Bristol on gambling harms organised by the hub for Gambling Harms based at the University of Bristol. The colloqium took place on an, eventually, sunny Autumnal day in… Continue Reading →
