Anne-Laure Donskoy

An engaged citizen and researcher in medical-social sciences, she has lived in the United Kingdom since 1986.

Her areas of interest combine the psychological and political aspects of socio-medical issues, particularly human rights, ethical questions and those of active user participation in research processes. She has published on these subjects and has contributed to work related to patient rights in psychiatry.

In 2016 she co-founded the association the3million of which she was co-director and head of research until 2019. She is the author of the study (2017) which demonstrated that the "Permanent Residence" system was severely and negatively impacting hundreds of thousands of European citizens, making them vulnerable to the vagaries of migration policies in the context of Brexit.

Today she is a doctoral student in political sociology at the University of Bristol with a study based on her Brexit-related experience.

In parallel, she continues academic activities particularly concerning sustainable research and the concepts of diversity, equity and inclusion in medical research.