User:The Vintage Feminist/Jo Pike

Jo Pike
Jo Pike
Born	Joanne Pike
Academic background
Alma mater	University of Hull
Thesis	An ethnographic study of lunchtime experiences in primary school dining rooms (2010)
Academic work
Institutions	Leeds Beckett University, West Yorkshire
Main interests	Childhood and education, particularly school food
Website	Official website
Notes
	Other Prospective Parliamentary; candidate for Shipley at the; next UK general election

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Joanne "Jo" Pike is senior lecturer in childhood and education at Leeds Beckett University, West Yorkshire,^[1]^[2] former lecturer at Leeds University,^[3] and former visiting fellow at Monash University in Australia.^[1]

In December 2017 it was announced that she had been selected by the Labour Party from an all-women shortlist to contest Shipley at the next UK general election.^[4]^[5]

Education[edit]

Pike gained her PhD from the University of Hull in 2010.^[6]^[7]

Political career[edit]

In November 2017 Labour's Shadow Minister for Public Health and chair of the School Food APPG, Sharon Hodgson, launched a parliamentary inquiry, the All-Nation Children's Future Food Inquiry, to gather information on the issue of childhood food insecurity.^[8] Pike is among those providing research to the inquiry.^[9]

Pike is also a member of Labour's Shipley Feminist Zealots and lobbied alongside Owen Jones for the UK's ratification of the Istanbul Convention on Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence.^[10] The current Conservative Party MP for Shipley, Philip Davies, is well known for his opposition to the legislation and is a member of Women and Equalities Select Committee, a committee which he has suggested should not exist.^[11]

Personal life[edit]

Pike is married.^[2]

Selected bibliography[edit]

Books

Pike, Jo; Kelly, Peter, eds. (2014). The moral geographies of children, young people and food: beyond Jamie's School Dinners. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9781137312310.
Pike, Jo; Kelly, Peter, eds. (2017). Neo-liberalism and austerity: the moral economies of young people's health and well-being. London: Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9781137582669.

Chapters in books

Pike, Jo H.; Colquhoun, Derek (2009). "Embodied childhood in the health-promoting school". In Hörschelmann, Kathrin; Colls, Rachel (eds.). Contested bodies of childhood and youth. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 105–120. ISBN 9780230274747.
Pike, Jo H.; Colquhoun, Derek (2010). "Effective school meal interventions: Lessons learned from Eat Well Do Well in Hull, England". In O'Dea, Jennifer A.; Eriksen, Michael (eds.). Childhood obesity prevention: international research, controversies, and interventions. Oxford U.K New York: Oxford University Press. pp. 389–395. ISBN 9780199572915.
Pike, Jo H. (2012). "Lunchtime lock-in: Territorialisation and UK school meals policies". In Kraftl, Peter; Horton, John; Tucker, Faith (eds.). Critical geographies of childhood and youth: contemporary policy and practice. Bristol, UK Chicago, Illinois: Policy Press. pp. 133–149. ISBN 9781847428455.
Pike, Jo H.; Leahy, Deana (2014). "Young people and food: The moral project of the healthy self". In Kelly, Peter (ed.). A critical youth studies for the 21st century. Leiden Boston: Brill. pp. 87–104. ISBN 9789004243750.
Pike, Jo H.; Leahy, Deana (2015). "'Just say no to pies': Food pedagogies, health education and governmentality". In Flowers, Rick; Swan, Elaine (eds.). Food pedagogies. Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate Publishing Limited. ISBN 9781409465041.
Pike, Jo H.; Leahy, Deana (2016). "'The family that eats together stays together': Governing families, governing health, governing pedagogies". In Dagkas, Symeon; Burrows, Lisette (eds.). Families, young people, physical activity and health: critical perspectives. London New York: Taylor and Francis. pp. 84–95. ISBN 9781317561385.
Pike, Jo H.; Kelly, Peter (2016). "Moral geographies of young people and food: Beyond Jamie's School Dinners". In Horton, J.; Evans, B.; Skelton, T. (eds.). Geographies of children and young people: Play, recreation, health and well being. Singapore: Springer. ISBN 9789814585507.