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.
09 September 2021 New open access article: Framing Community Sponsorship in the context of the UK's hostile environment New open access article by IRiS Researcher, Gabriella D'Avino: Framing Community Sponsorship in the context of the UK's hostile environment
07 September 2021 Social care reform: why Boris Johnson's plan won't fix the crisis – expert view Catherine Needham discusses the new social care reform plan in 'The Conversation'
07 September 2021 Special POLSIS Seminar on Brexit Academics from POLSIS met to discuss a new paper by Dr Sotirios Zartaloudis, 'Explaining Brexit: A Bullingdon Dinner Gone Wrong?'
02 September 2021 Sustainability reporting: Getting clarity on materiality A Financial Magazine article from Professor Ian Thomson on Materiality, sustainability and reporting.
26 August 2021 Hybrid Learning: Preparing Students for the Post-Pandemic Future Workplace By Dr Joachim Timlon, Assistant Professor in Strategy and International Business.
30 July 2021 Research into whether the furlough scheme and mortgage holidays prevented mortgage default published by government inquiry and accepted by Parliament Research by Danny McGowan and Christoph Görtz has resulted in two reports that were acknowledged as Written Evidence by the UK House of Commons' Committee on Public Accounts.
26 July 2021 Meet Maxine Watkins, our new CHASM Research Fellow Maxine Watkins, the new CHASM Research Fellow, joins us to work on the Development of a decision support tool for older people who pay for social care, and their families project.
22 July 2021 Older people are worse at learning to help themselves, but just as good at learning to help others Older adults may be slower to learn actions and behaviours that benefit themselves, but new research shows they are just as capable as younger people of learning behaviours that benefit others.
19 July 2021 Empowering Cities Of Migration: New Methods For Citizen Involvement And Socio-spatial Integration (EMPOWER) Dr Lisa Goodson is the UK lead on new project Empowering Cities Of Migration: New Methods For Citizen Involvement And Socio-spatial Integration (EMPOWER) in conjunction with Professor Simon Pemberton, University of Keele
16 July 2021 From regulation to guidance and COVID-19 'Freedom Day' By Professor John Bryson, Department of Strategy and International Business.
16 July 2021 How can improving ecosystems contribute to poverty alleviation in the Global South? Professor Fiona Nunan, discusses whether environmental protection in the global south can improve local people's lives and what structures need to be in place to make that happen
14 July 2021 Research on unprofessional and bullying behaviours in health care Staff at the Universities of Birmingham, Surrey, Cardiff and Macquarie are undertaking research on unprofessional behaviour in health care settings.
Looking back to Look Forward: Celebrating 10 years of research on migration, forced displacement and superdiversity 14Sep