UNFILTERED LIVES When refuge isn't safe Findings from SEREDA call for changes to the Home Office’s asylum policy after uncovering the failures of the UK asylum system faced by refugee victims of sexual and gender-based violence.
29 November 2021 PPE vital to healthcare workers' mental health, finds new research As the NHS braces for its tough winter period, which traditionally runs from 30 November to the end of February, new research proves how vital PPE is to the mental wellbeing of healthcare workers.
25 November 2021 POLSIS Seminars Discuss Democratic Decay, the Bulgarian elections and the COP 26 Summit In this latest seminar, scholars discussed some of the pressing questions of the day related to democratic backsliding, recent elections and the COP 26 Summit.
19 November 2021 COP26 and the Four Pillars of Responsible Capitalism Professor Andy Mullineux writes about COP26, responsible capitalism and the dumping of raw sewage from water companies.
17 November 2021 COVID Oximetry @home evaluation: Interpretation of findings A collection of findings based on the COVID Oximetry @home evaluation from RSET and BRACE in collaboration with Imperial College London and Health Foundation
15 November 2021 New scoping exercise report completed to inform partnership working with people who access Adult Social Care services News item about the first stage in a collaboration to lead Public Involvement national research in adult social care.
15 November 2021 Dr Jason Schaub is awarded grant for SSCR funded study with older LGBTQ+ people Jason Schaub has been awarded two grants one of which is for a study entitled 'Understanding the Social Care Assessment Journey of Older LGBTQ+ People.
11 November 2021 What can we learn from a decade of National Pilot Programmes? Professor Judith Smith and colleagues have undertaken various national and local evaluations of integrated care over the past ten years.
11 November 2021 POLSIS Hosts Britain After Brexit Discussion In a special POLSIS seminar Anand Menon from UK in a Changing Europe discussed Britain After Brexit with staff and students.
11 November 2021 Sewage in the seas and broken contracts: what next for England and Wales' water companies? By Professor Andy Mullineux, Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business, Emeritus Professor of Financial Economics
11 November 2021 Rights Literacy for Indigenous Migrant Communities: Priorities and New Frontiers in Guatemala, Mexico and the United States A virtual workshop is being held to develop a new engagement and research agenda for indigenous people on the move.
10 November 2021 Polish-Belarusian border crisis: Let's not lose sight of the people trapped in the middle IRiS Director, Professor Nando Sigona, discusses how the Belerus border crisis with Poland loses sight of the people trapped in the middle in The Conversation.
10 November 2021 University of Birmingham launches scholarships to boost skills and secure jobs in technology The University of Birmingham is to offer hundreds of scholarships to under-represented groups in the Midlands to help them improve their skills and secure jobs in the technology sector.
We're Still Standing: tales from 10 years of collaborative working in public sector and academia 6Jun
Advancing understanding of well-being tourism, drawing upon the European biocultural heritage: Seminar 3 9Jun