Dr Jenny Hall, is an academic at York St John University, United Kingdom. She is a cultural geographer specialising in tourism, events and adventure in the context of gender, policy, sustainability and social justice. Jenny’s interdisciplinary work currently explores the gendered nature of adventure tourism and is researching the affective and intersectional experiences of contemporary and historical adventurers, such as Japanese Mountaineer Junko Tabei. She is co-editing two volumes concerning gender and mountaineering in cultural politics and popular culture. In addition, she works in the field of heritage tourism and currently researching spatial justice in the city of York to explore post-pandemic policymaking and how this creates inequalities. Jenny leads the Principals in Responsible Management Education (PRME) at York Business School, which aims to embed the UNs Global Compact within the curriculum, research and partnerships. She is a Fellow of and Treasurer of The Geographies of Leisure and Tourism Research Group at the Royal Geographical Society, a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Regional Studies Association and a member of the Other Everests AHRC Research Network. Jenny has professional experience managing cultural regeneration projects in the public sector establishing and leading major venues, festivals, and cultural development programmes. She is a passionate mountaineer and a member of her local mountain rescue team.