Masa is a postgraduate researcher in Geography and Environment and Communication and Media departments at Loughborough University. She attained an MA in Education from UCL and a BA in English with Digital Humanities from Loughborough University.
Masa’s research interest is in exploring how technology, particularly smartphone applications, can drive inclusive sustainability, empower communities, and promote environmental stewardship.
Principal Supervisor: Brendan Lawson
Secondary Supervisor: Thomas Stanton
The dynamic evolution of technology offers untapped opportunities for fostering environmental stewardship. My research endeavours to leverage the potential of environmental smartphone applications to drive sustainable behaviour changes and cultivate inclusive community science. This work is driven by the ambition to democratise digital solutions, ensuring equitable access to
sustainability resources across diverse communities.
By emphasising the accessibility and impact of environmental smartphone applications, my project aims to catalyse advancements in sustainable community development and environmental stewardship, offering valuable insights for both academic inquiry and practical application.