Charlotte Steele-Garg is a cotutelle PhD student in History at the University of Bristol and in Architecture at the University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès. Her doctoral research examines the commemoration of the Holocaust within French train stations, with a focus on mapping.

She received a Bachelor’s in History from Simon Fraser University in Canada. She then completed a Master’s with Distinction in Urban Planning at Newcastle University, with a dissertation entitled 'Holocaust Memory Politics in France: the ancienne gare de déportation de Bobigny'.

Her main research interests include Holocaust memorialisation, the management of 'difficult' heritage and spatial methods.