About

My name is Charlotte Clements and I am Senior Lecturer in Social Sciences at London South Bank University. I teach across history, social policy and politics to include my research interests of welfare, policy, youth, and social change in modern Britain.

I have interest in the preservation and use of the archives of voluntary organisations as Research Assistant and then Co-Investigator on the British Academy Research Project ‘Archiving the Mixed Economy of Welfare in Britain.’

Outside of my academic interests my main role is as a carer for my partner who has ME/CFS.

You can follow me on twitter or look me up on LinkedIn, or head over to Instagram for largely non-academic content.

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Academic/Carer

Here is where I’ll be collecting my posts on academia and my experience of caring. Tough Choices 365 days later Academic/Carer Al, Care and ME From one precarity to another Joyful things Ten ways caring is not like having small children Happy PIPaversary to us! Carer/career

Guest Blogs and Links

Guest Blogs HistPhil: Finding and Preserving Democracy in the UK’s voluntary sector archives (February 2017) Charity Finance Group: Responsible Record Keeping: what do voluntary organisations need to know? (January 2017) NCVO Guest blog: Preserving your charity’s archives: first steps (May 2015) Four Nations History Blog: The History of Youth Cultures: Understanding International Influences, National Frameworks and Local… Continue reading Guest Blogs and Links

Contact

If you want to find out more about my research, charity archives and teaching you can email clemenc6@lsbu.ac.uk If you have a more personal or non-work query you can use the contact form below. You can also find me on Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram.