Kirstin’s research focuses on young people. She currently leads a project to design better measures of sex, gender identity and sexuality for health surveys with young people. She also leads a national evaluation of a whole-school approach to Gender Based Violence in Scottish secondary schools, and contributes to an Action-research project promoting involvement of young people in Scotland’s sexual health policy and service provision.
Kirstin Mitchell, PhD
Co-Investigator from Glasgow University, Professor
Kirstin Mitchell is Professor of Social Science and Public Health at the University of Glasgow and leads a programme of work on Intimate Relationships and Health. She co-leads the British National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (Natsal) which provides decennial ‘snap shots’ of sexual behaviour in Britain.