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Annemarie is a research assistant with the UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre at the University of Galway, Ireland. Her research interests include alternative education in the Irish context, inequality within the Irish mainstream education system, social class and education. She also has a keen interest in widening participation within higher education institutions, youth as researchers, and housing led innovations to combat homelessness. Previously, she was a social care worker, working in the voluntary and non-governmental sectors such as therapeutic care with teenage girls and young women, domestic abuse services, and housing and homeless services. She holds an MA in Child, Youth and Community, a BA in Applied Social Studies in Social Care, a Diploma in Community Development Practice and a Diploma in Arts (History). She is currently studying for a PhD at the UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre looking at alternative education in Ireland and its role in combating educational inequality.