Community-engaged human geographer examining the intersections of food security, health and well-being, and social and spatial inequality. My research explores how communities, institutions, and governments respond to food insecurity and how policy and governance can support healthier, more equitable, and sustainable communities. I use qualitative, participatory, and place-based methods to connect lived experiences with broader institutional and policy change. 

Equitable and sustainable communities; health and human geography; food security; social and spatial determinants of health; immigrant food security and well-being; community-based responses to inequality; food environments and access; alternative food provisioning and retail; food policy and governance; community-engaged and participatory research.

FOOD BIOGRAPHIES - Jenelle Regnier-Davies