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  1. Socially Engaged Photography Driving Positive Change for the Homeless – Coventry University

    May 12, 2022

    …each locality. The replies received from the local authorities were first installed in the gallery space within the Assembly exhibition at the Phoenix Gallery. Luvera and Mclaverty launched the next iteration of FAQ at the Tate Modern in 2017, followed by a new round of enquiries sent to 61 local authorities. A year later, working with the Museum of Homelessness, the findings were exhibited at Tate Liverpool as part of an exhibition entitled ‘Sta…

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  2. Driving digital inclusion – Oxford Brookes University

    May 11, 2022

    …ed their project for engaging with young people who were marginalised, for instance due to their sexuality, ethnicity or disability. Updating the idea of the 1930s reading machine, Eric and Oxfordshire County Libraries were awarded ‘Building Bridges’ funding from CILIP and Arts Council England to build an app and toolkit to engage young people in virtual storytelling. Designed to be easy to use, it guides participants through the process of creati…

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  3. Shortlisted nominees announced for the Alliance Awards 2022

    May 11, 2022

    …with one another. In July 2021, S.H.E.D. took the guise of Derby Voice, an installation involving nearly 300 young people from the city, creating murals, videos and audio installations. The Safer Streets project team, University of Hertfordshire Addressing concerns around the safety of women and girls across the UK, this project enabled collaboration between the University of Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Hertfordsh…

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  4. Enterprise Stars: Meet the student entrepreneurs part 1

    May 17, 2018

    …s from the run-off water to prevent blockage. The CNPPS drainage system is installed to collect all the rainwater instantly with the ability of either storing it in the ground for later use or collecting and discharging it via pipes at low levels in the ground. This significantly facilitates the control of storm water runoff, reducing the risk of flooding, as well as improving road safety by minimising surface water. Find out more here www.cnpps.c…

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  5. Opening doors to new ways of research collaboration

    April 24, 2017

    …at universities. Energy images: publicising energy related issues through Instagram. Research tools: a shared resource that identifies a set of common research tools for DTA students. DTA Applied Biosciences for Health: Health & wellbeing journal club: translating scientific journals into layman’s terms and sharing them online. View the journal club here. Journal review blog: a peer review website to provide an informative resource on ideas and p…

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  6. UA Speech: “Higher education and courses policy going forward”

    November 11, 2022

    …ughts are with those policy officials who must navigate us through all the instability and deliver solutions to the constant challenges posed by crisis after crisis. We all await the Autumn statement of 17th November with bated breath as the media speculates where the axes will fall. You might ask: what does this have to with Higher Education policy, quality and regulation? Well, pretty much everything. Every economic expert will tell you that the…

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  7. Learning and Simulation Centre at the University of Greenwich

    July 12, 2021

    …her quality sound, systems that are easy to control, and work reliably with 100 percent of the systems capability being assigned. Our system is modular by design so has the capability to be upgraded for future technologies or expansion. Inclusivity and culture Our strategy is to ensure that our simulation facilities and equipment represent reality from a technical, environmental, emotional, cultural and social perspective. Healthcare is full of di…

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  8. Braveheart Award

    June 9, 2021

    …s was communicated to stakeholders via multiple platforms including video, Instagram, twitter and video conferencing, with a spirit of transparency and humanity that meant a great deal to all involved. • Achievements: 80% of students said they thought uni comms was good • During a time of crisis, Jane also has invested in proactive work to improve racial equality and EDI at the university. She employed 2 EDI Advisers for race, set up and started c…

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  9. Cultural enrichment: Contemporary music festival attracts new audiences and engages local community

    May 24, 2016

    …d consisting of 50 events, including concerts, music theatre, mixed-media, installations, talks and films. There is also a year-round Learning and Participation programme, devised integrally as part of the artistic programme, and to respond to regional and national need. An international platform for new music in the UK, the festival enthuses existing and attracts new audiences through innovative programming and informed presentation – providing o…

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  10. Using data to improve young people’s lives – Oxford Brookes University

    May 11, 2022

    …ICEF (the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund) to include adolescent nutrition as a key priority in reaching the UN’s sustainable development goals on good health and well being, and on gender equality. Changing lives in the poorest communities Rozana’s painstaking statistical research is challenging thinking and delivering real change to social policy in developing countries. Combining rigour with fresh perspectives, her work h…

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