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Chloe is an ESRC and SGSSS-funded doctoral researcher whose PhD explores the health and social circumstances of those involved in community justice in Scotland. This research aims to contribute to the needs of individuals to inform proportionate and appropriately targeted investments in health and social interventions to support justice-involved people in the community.

This research also aims to leverage emerging strategies and advanced quantitative methods to constructively study small population sizes within publicly funded studies.

Chloe graduated from Edge Hill University in 2024 with an MSc in Applied Management of Offending Behaviour, where her thesis focused on the role of third-sector community-based interventions in reducing recidivism among individuals given non-custodial sentences.

Chloe has interests in all areas related to community justice. Her specific areas of specialisation are in third sector interventions, rehabilitation and social reintegration, and exploring health and wellbeing amongst individuals involved in community justice.

Chloe's primary methods are quantitative and include; multilevel modelling, bayesian methods, and data visualisation techniques.