Charlotte Hargreaves

Charlotte’s research evaluates technologies at the intersections and contributes towards making security more equitable and inclusive. Her research looks at how spatial characteristics of hidden homelessness interact with digital security and privacy risks and practices. She is passionate about participatory design and hopes to have lived experiences central to the research. This contributes to her PhD in the Centre for Doctoral Training in CyberSecurity at Royal Holloway.

Past research explored digital exclusion, accessibility, and security. Her PhD will focus on spatial factors influencing security needs with the aim of reducing digital inequalities.

Charlotte previously studied at Durham University, where she graduated with a BSc in Psychology, and a MSc in Behavioural Science.