Since 2018, Natalie Geese has been a research assistant at the Centre for Planning and Evaluation of Social Services at University of Siegen. Her PhD at the Faculty of Human Sciences at University of Cologne investigates blind mobility assemblages. Prior to 2018, she was a research assistant at the Institute of Media Research at University of Siegen. Natalie studied Social Sciences and Media Studies at University of Siegen (2003 – 2009). She received a scholarship from the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. Among her publications are “Mobilitätsassistenzen für blinde Menschen”, in Alexa Klettner/Gabriele Lingelbach (eds.): Blindheit in der Gesellschaft: Historischer Wandel und interdisziplinäre Zugänge (Campus 2018) and “Stigmatisierungen in Mensch-Führhund-Triaden: Ursachen, Verwirklichung und Management“, in Nicole Burzan/Ronald Hitzler (eds.): Auf den Hund gekommen: Interdisziplinäre Annäherung an ein Verhältnis (Springer 2017).
