Meet the team

Anna works alongside Prof. Helen Storey coordinating the research and curriculum development that working in Za’atari has enabled. The urgency of the Climate Emergency plays in an important role in this work.

Constance Jeffreys takes an intersectional and anthropological approach to co-create meaningful projects within sustainability.

Eve provides administrative support to Dilys Williams for projects, bids and proposals. Additionally, Eve supports the CSF Director with event preparation, systems management and project research.

Julia is the Course Leader for the MA Fashion Futures, a postgraduate course that forefronts social and environmental issues within a fashion context.

A visual arts practitioner addressing key social and ecological challenges through making and collaborative working. Founder of the UAL Art for the Environment Residency Programme.

Naomi oversees the development, delivery and evaluation of our core activities and strategic collaborations across Research, Education and Knowledge Exchange.

Nina is an educator who enjoys collaborating with others to develop complex sustainability ideas into creative and measurable learning in online and offline spaces.

Victoria uses her practice-led research to interrogate and explore collaborative fashion and biology approaches through the lens of feminist new materialisms.

As Curatorial Associate, Camilla works on exhibitions, artists residencies, art and design commissions, including the ongoing AER Art for the Environment International Residency Programme.

Dilys' research, design and teaching practice explores participatory and transformation design to realise fashion as sustainability in action.

Francesco’s research spans the fields of fashion activism, decolonising fashion, fashion sustainability, design for social change, and place-making. He also teaches in a number of courses across LCF.

Katelyn is a designer, artist, lecturer and PhD researcher whose work centres on localism and the everyday social aspects of fashion and sustainability.

Mila’s research investigates alternatives to the current fashion system. Her current projects focus on the connections between fashion and agriculture, rural fashion systems, and the role of time and cyclical patterns in sustainable living.

Natasha provides administrative support via inbox and calendar management for Dilys Williams.

Design-led research integrating fashion, textiles and technology in the context of sustainability transformation.

Charley co-creates sustainability-led projects with our industry partners. She supports in driving sustainability forward in fashion and championing education in this arena.

Ella applies her expertise in environmental and climate policy to the management and delivery of CSF’s Knowledge Exchange projects.

Working across design, science & technology in service to humanitarian sector.

Lou coordinates and manages collaborative projects across CSF’s Education and Knowledge Exchange teams.

CSF’s Head of Knowledge Exchange leads our work with industry partners, CSF team members and the wider college to bring our co-created sustainability projects to life.

Nicole is a fashion designer, visual artist and equalities researcher addressing the body in physical and digital culture. She is especially interested in the visuality of assimilation, and seeks to challenge the notion of a fixed truth that ‘seeing is knowing.’

Seher is a design practitioner, researcher and facilitator. She has 15 years’ experience working at grass roots level craft development in marginalised communities with thriving material cultures.