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Sophie works across a range of transport strategy, urbanism and planning projects at MRCagney. Sophie is involved in a variety of work streams, including research, training development, public transport design, accessibility audits, city logistics and parking management plans. Her background in the disability sector and in educational not-for-profits ensures that equitable outcomes are central to her approach.
Sophie is particularly interested in the intersection between place and movement and how these elements can be best supported by sustainable transportation solutions. She draws insights from her many years of working and living in different cities, including the UK, Canada and Australia. Sophie holds an MA (Hons) in Visual Culture and a PGDip in Urban Studies, both of which have supported an integrated approach to her work, and is currently working towards her Masters in Urban Planning and Urban Design.
Sophie is motivated to work towards positive outcomes, particularly for equity deserving groups and is most interested in the way that small changes, when connected, can snowball into larger, transformative shifts for the better.