Dr Ana Dinerstein to run writing workshop in Mexico
Published on 31 August 2018The workshop will be attended by researchers, postgraduate students and scholar activists working in Mexico and across Latin America.
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Interactive event seeks to develop services for trafficked children
Published on 10 August 2018Dr Alinka Gearon has secured funding from the Economic and Social Research Council to run a seminar showcasing her research on child trafficking services.
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Dr Ana Cecilia Dinerstein runs Summer School on The Art of Organising Hope
Published on 2 August 2018Ana Dinerstein shared her ideas on concrete utopia and her work The Art of Organising Hope at the Centre for Rural Development Summer School in Puebla, Mexico.
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Social policy researchers recognised with excellence awards
Published on 2 August 2018Professors Tess Ridge and Jane Millar have been recognised with prestigious awards.
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Dr John Troyer selected as an Alumnus of Notable Achievement at the University of Minnesota
Published on 17 May 2018Lecturer Dr John Troyer has been awarded this honour as a result of his work on death and end-of-life issues and leadership of the Centre for Death & Society.
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Hungarian healthcare agency powerless in holding funding decisions to account
Published on 27 March 2018New research from our Department of Social & Policy Sciences raises issues about transparency and decision-making for healthcare policies in Hungary.
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Dyslexic teacher completes special educational needs PhD
Published on 14 December 2017At winter graduations 2017 Helen Ross received her PhD in Social and Policy Sciences after just four years, despite studying part-time and being dyslexic.
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PhD student meets the Pope at a conference on Persons with Disabilities
Published on 1 October 2017Current student Sarah Long met with Pope Francis at a conference on Catechesis and Persons with Disabilities.
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Healthy Housing for refugees in extreme climates
Published on 2 May 2017The living conditions of refugees living in extreme climates could improve as a result of an international research project led by the University of Bath.