PETE SEAMAN
Pete is a Programme Manager at the Glasgow Centre for Population Health with research interests in resilience and asset-based approaches. Current work includes understanding processes that promote individual and collective resilience, the role of alcohol across the life-course and the cultural dimensions of the Glasgow Effect. Pete also has an interest in knowledge transfer processes. He is the Centre’s qualitative specialist and he offers appropriate methodological support across programmes. He has recently received funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s Connected Communities programme to explore the use of arts based methods in understanding the relationships between community narratives and health.
Email: pete.seaman@glasgow.gov.uk