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Vaccine movements on social media - Projects
Pro- and anti-vaccine advocacy on X (formerly Twitter): An analysis of networks and discourses.
Month: September 2023 14 March 2026 | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Rishi Sunak’s announcement of a delay from 2030 to 2035 on the ban on sales of internal combustion engine (ICE) cars is understandable in political terms given the emotive role cars play in many peoples’ lives – mainly because of the...
Glenside film evening: Mamma Mia!
Join Student Life at Glenside for a feel-good film evening with noodle bowls.
Social hackathon
Help real charities tackle real challenges. Meet new people. Gain new skills for your CV. No experience needed. All students welcome.
Community play to give Tewkesbury residents a voice
A community‑led play exploring Tewkesbury’s history with the River Severn and future environmental challenges comes to The Roses Theatre on 18 March.
Study Needs Assessors resources - Get disability support
How to access rates and legally required information if you are a Study Needs Assessor.
Join Us at our Green Skills Fayres in the South West! Join Us at our Green Skills Fayres in the South West! | Engineering Our Future
What are Green Skills Fayres? The Inspire Sustainability team at UWE Engineering have organised several Green Skills Fayres to take place at three schools in the South West on the 24th and 30th of November and 2nd of December. We are looking for...
Opinion: Bristol Council elections - back to the future?
Two UWE Bristol academics give their views on what opportunities and challenges lie ahead following the Bristol Council elections on 2 May.
CYBERUK 2022 CYBERUK 2022 | UWEcyber Research Blog
By Professor Phil Legg Earlier this month saw the UK Government host their flagship annual cyber security conference CYBERUK 2022 that brings together government industry and academia. Hosted in Newport South Wales there were thousands of...
Evaluating cycle mapping styles - Transport planning and placemaking
Read the project summary for the 'evaluating cycle mapping styles' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
Introducing the Neurodivergence in Criminal Justice Network (NICJN) Introducing the Neurodivergence in Criminal Justice Network (NICJN) | Research and External Engagement
written by Tom Smith The Neurodivergence in Criminal Justice Network (NICJN) is a research and knowledge exchange group created and jointly co-ordinated by Dr Tom Smith (Associate Professor in Law). Founded in 2021 the NICJN is primarily focused...
Ifeoma Dan-Ogosi - 100 Black Women Professors NOW
Ifeoma Dan-Ogosi is Senior Lecturer in Public Health at UWE Bristol and attendee of the 100 Black Women Professors NOW programme.