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Let’s talk about women’s health Let's talk about women's health | Student blog
Women’s health is political. You only have to glance at the news to see debates and discussions on a whole range of issues directly related to women’s health – reproductive rights maternity care the gaps in research and funding. All of this...
Study tips from our CHSS neurodivergent advocate at UWE Study tips from our CHSS neurodivergent advocate at UWE | Student blog
Hey everyone! I’m Imogen a second year studying sociology and one of the neurodivergent advocates at UWE as part of the widening participation team. At the end of my first year I stumbled across the advertisement for the advocacy role in my...
At the heart of the housing discussion At the heart of the housing discussion | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
….by Adam Sheppard On the 14th November UWE Bristol proudly co-hosted the 20th Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference. This annual event was designed as many good ideas are over a pint of beer in a pub. The thinking was that many...
Some reflections on learning on the job … Some reflections on learning on the job ... | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hannah Hickman I teach a module on our postgraduate distance learning course – Planning and Urban Leadership – called “Managing Strategic Growth”. It is framed around encouraging students to think at scale and critically evaluate the...
Legal bases and Using Secure Data for Research Legal bases and Using Secure Data for Research | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
Researchers requesting microdata (individual records) from data centres or data access panels are usually required to describe the legal basis for their use of the data. This is because data controllers and processors need to have a legal basis...
More ethnic minority teachers are needed in UK schools – but teaching can affect their mental health and wellbeing More ethnic minority teachers are needed in UK schools - but teaching can affect their mental health and wellbeing | Education blog
By Terra Glowach (UWE Bristol) Malcolm Richards (UWE Bristol) and Rafael Mitchell (University of Bristol) – as published by The Conversation There is a major shortage of new teachers in England and this includes teachers from ethnic...
Montpelier High student group Tackling Diversity in Teaching give PGCE Secondary students a masterclass on diversity and oracy in the classroom Montpelier High student group Tackling Diversity in Teaching give PGCE Secondary students a masterclass on diversity and oracy in the classroom | Education blog
By Terra Glowach PGCE Tutor and Co-Programme Lead for Secondary PGCE; Senior Lecturer in Education On 14 October 2024 the Secondary PGCE Programme launched a week of university-school partnership activities focused on oracy: how to promote oracy...
Immersive realities: creativity runs wild at Wake the Tiger Immersive realities: creativity runs wild at Wake the Tiger | Alumni blog
Wake The Tiger has recently opened a huge extension to it’s immersive reality Amazement Park ®. We spoke to our alumni and staff working there to find out more about the immersive technology scene why it’s popular and the serious message behind...
Tag: Horizon Horizon | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
By Rabab Raydan MSCA Doctoral Researcher at QuiVal The impact of natural disasters on real estate value Natural disasters pose a significant threat to real estate value as they can cause extensive property damage disrupt market stability and...
Sustainable buildings in Trondheim Sustainable buildings in Trondheim | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
Author: Alice Moncaster Trondheim is just outside the Arctic Circle and late November means limited daylight and plenty of snow and treacherous ice. Winters are not as cold as they used to be however according to our host. This is an...
What Muslim Refugee Women’s Everyday Geographies Reveal About “Integration” in Bristol What Muslim Refugee Women’s Everyday Geographies Reveal About “Integration” in Bristol | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Reem Elnady In the UK refugee integration is often framed as a set of measurable outcomes—employment language skills “shared values.” This turns integration into an abstract checklist of achievements that allow a newcomer to “slot in” to...