Amalia is a researcher and project manager with expertise in creative health and community engagement. As Research Lead at London Arts and Health, she helped deliver the London Creative Health City Unconference at Battersea Arts Centre and contributed to the Understanding Creative Health in London report for the GLA Culture and Creative Industries team.
At London Arts and Health Amalia leads on our research projects including mapping the Creative Health sector pan-London, supporting the development of an Arts Strategy at St. George’s Health and Wellbeing Hub in Havering, writing a manifesto of Creative Health for Creative Health Hoxton as well as sharing knowledge through the sector via collaboration with a wide range of academic institutions.
Amalia also previously worked as a Project Manager with Breaks and Joins and supported the Metro Mayors’ Creative Health Network alongside Laura Bailey. Amalia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Environment from McGill University, specializing in the Ecological Determinants of Health, and a Master’s in Creative Health from University College London.
