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Understanding the causes for Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy among UK ethnic minorities

Understanding the causes for Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy among UK ethnic minorities

Academics from across the University come together to explain how the Government and Big Pharma need to address past mistakes and reach out to dispel vaccine myths.

23 Mar, 202115 Jun, 2021 Health, Research, Social Justice, Society
Please don’t put me in a box…social construction of whiteness and identity discourse in the academy

Please don’t put me in a box…social construction of whiteness and identity discourse in the academy

Edith Lewis challenges the use of racial classifications and argues for the recognition of individual identity and narratives.

19 Mar, 202119 Mar, 2021 Social Work, Society
Meghan, Harry and royal race-scapades: tales of the totally expected

Meghan, Harry and royal race-scapades: tales of the totally expected

Dr Harshad Keval explores race, class and power inequalities within society.

11 Mar, 202115 Jun, 2021 Research, Society, Sociology
#Choose to Challenge

#Choose to Challenge

Amanda Maclean explains why we should never give up challenging discrimination.

10 Mar, 202110 Mar, 2021 Society
#ChooseToChallenge

#ChooseToChallenge

Dr Stefania Ciocia explains what #ChooseToChallenge means to her on International Women’s Day

08 Mar, 202108 Mar, 2021 Arts and Humanities, Education, Society
Let’s create a space to talk and to listen to everyone

Let’s create a space to talk and to listen to everyone

This International Women’s Day Rachel Masterson discusses workplace cultures and calls for more meaningful spaces for everyone to be heard.

05 Mar, 202105 Mar, 2021 Social Justice, Society
Supporting Gypsies, Travellers, Roma, Showmen and Boaters into Higher Education

Supporting Gypsies, Travellers, Roma, Showmen and Boaters into Higher Education

Dr Janet Melville-Wiseman looks at how universities can pledge support for the Gypsy, Traveller, Roma, Showman and Boater Communities in higher education.

19 Feb, 202119 Feb, 2021 Education, Society
Prosperity doesn’t have to cost us the earth

Prosperity doesn’t have to cost us the earth

Dr Stephen Scoffham draws attention to the recent Dasgupta Review of Economics and Biodiversity and the need for a broader understanding of prosperity.

11 Feb, 202115 Jun, 2021 Business, Ecology, Research, Society, Uncategorised
A trip to the movies: Homo parasiticus and the question of sustainability

A trip to the movies: Homo parasiticus and the question of sustainability

Chris Beighton explores the relationship between humanity and sustainability.

08 Jan, 202108 Jan, 2021 Ecology, Society

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