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.
08 October 2021 What management accountants can expect from COP26 Professor Ian Thomson writes for Financial Management on COP26 and what management accountants can expect from it.
07 October 2021 Lesson-drawing for policy makers during a crisis Professor Martin Powell (HSMC), Dr Sophie King-Hill (HSMC) and Professor Ian Greener (University of Strathclyde) publish analysis of UK media coverage from the first months of the COVID pandemic.
04 October 2021 Context and culture in health services research Professor Russell Mannion (HSMC) to give keynote at German conference on "Context and Culture in Health Services Research".
01 October 2021 Mousetrapped by COVID-19 Nicholas Bailey, research fellow and actor, speaks about his experiences performing in the theatre during COVID19.
30 September 2021 Three techniques to facilitate student transition Dr Catherine Durose (INLOGOV, School of Government ), talks about three techniques to facilitate student transition.
27 September 2021 A world turned upside down: what next for voluntary action? The one constant during the Covid pandemic has been the contribution by individual volunteers and voluntary organisations to help those in need
22 September 2021 Good news for workers – wage increases ahead By Professor Stan Siebert, Professor of Labour Economics.
16 September 2021 New book on impact of COVID-19 on people, places, economies and policy-making The book, which includes a chapter by HSMC Senior Fellow Steve Gulati, captures how individuals, organisations and governments adapted to a pandemic with profound health and socio-economic ramifications.
15 September 2021 The role of service innovation and public sector leadership in sustainable healthcare As part of the UoB report Addressing the Climate Challenge, HSMC's Steve Gulati and Catherine Weir explore the role of service innovation and public sector leadership in sustainable healthcare.
09 September 2021 Is this the end of 20 years of delay to social care reform? A former chancellor as health secretary may help the Conservatives overcome the powerful Treasury veto.
09 September 2021 How Boris Johnson's care system reform will affect families - 13 key questions answered Prof Catherine Needham disucsses Boris Johnson's plan to reform social care in the Mirror newspaper
09 September 2021 A story of resilience and adaptability: Community Sponsorship during the COVID-19 pandemic In this blog, Marisol Reyes discusses how the pandemic has played out for the UK's Community Sponsorship refugees
Looking back to Look Forward: Celebrating 10 years of research on migration, forced displacement and superdiversity 14Sep