Professor Tina Miller

Tina Miller is a Professor of Sociology at Oxford Brookes University in the UK. Her research interests

include transitions to parenthood, family lives, gender and identities and reproductive health. She

has been an advisor at the World Health Organisation, contributed to think tanks, political parties

and parliamentary committees in the UK and at the EU. She regularly participates in TV and radio

programmes in relation to her research and publications on motherhood, fatherhood and managing

paid work and care in contemporary family lives. Her most recent BBC Radio 4 Analysis Programme

focused on ‘What's Changing about Childbirth’ https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001n2h0

Tina’s fourth Cambridge University Press monograph ‘Motherhood: Contemporary Transitions and

Generational Change’, was published in November 2023 and was a winner of a CHOICE award in

2024 (A must-read volume for scholars and parents navigating their own transitions into parenthood.

… Essential.’ A. J. Hattery Source: CHOICE).