Sara Marsden

Sara Marsden's career began with seven years as a UK government health and safety inspector (working for the Health and Safety Executive), and then working as the national health and safety coordinator for a large UK trade union bringing her into contact with the Hazards movement and other advocacy /activist groups. Her subsequent professional work included private sector and government regulation in a number of areas closely related to health risk, and latterly broadening to a public health...See more

Sara Marsden's career began with seven years as a UK government health and safety inspector (working for the Health and Safety Executive), and then working as the national health and safety coordinator for a large UK trade union bringing her into contact with the Hazards movement and other advocacy /activist groups. Her subsequent professional work included private sector and government regulation in a number of areas closely related to health risk, and latterly broadening to a public health perspective and MSc training in public health policy research. She is currently working as an independent researcher (including for the Trade Union Friends of Bhopal) and is active in the Hazards movement, the People's Health Movement (Scotland) and Common Weal (a Scottish "think and do" tank). See less