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Tag: anti-social behaviour anti-social behaviour | Policing blog
‘Everyone has the right to feel safe. Nothing is too small that it can’t be spoken about with someone.’ These are the words that greet visitors to the Young Victims Service homepage setting the tone for the next edition of our...
Tag: Young Victims Young Victims | Policing blog
‘Everyone has the right to feel safe. Nothing is too small that it can’t be spoken about with someone.’ These are the words that greet visitors to the Young Victims Service homepage setting the tone for the next edition of our...
Tag: Young people Young people | Policing blog
‘Everyone has the right to feel safe. Nothing is too small that it can’t be spoken about with someone.’ These are the words that greet visitors to the Young Victims Service homepage setting the tone for the next edition of our...
Tag: Innovating Minds Innovating Minds | Policing blog
‘Everyone has the right to feel safe. Nothing is too small that it can’t be spoken about with someone.’ These are the words that greet visitors to the Young Victims Service homepage setting the tone for the next edition of our...
Lending a critical eye to virtual reality (VR) - Harnessing creativity and technology
Our researchers are helping to steer the emerging field of virtual reality and the critical questions asked around power, responsibility and creative potential in a positive direction.
Postgraduate support - Postgraduate study
Our support for postgraduate students includes access to fantastic facilities, study tools, career consultants and extra-curricular opportunities.
Planning reform de-regulation and a place for design? Planning reform de-regulation and a place for design? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Hannah Hickman… In SPE’s last blog ‘More haste less speed’ Adam Sheppard wrote compellingly about the perils of this Government’s drive to create a laissez-faire neo-liberal planning system. This piece follows on from that to offer...
The Knife ASBO: The Incorrect Response The Knife ASBO: The Incorrect Response | Bristol Law School blog
By Ed Johnston Last week the Home Secretary suggested a new measure to tackle the ever-growing problem of knife crime in England and Wales. He suggested that children as young as 12 could be sanctioned with ASBO-style order should the offender...
Meet Me in Another STEM Career Meet Me in Another STEM Career | Science Communication Unit blog
In science communication we often talk about science capital: the concept of feeling like science is “for me” as a result of sum of all the experiences and resources we’ve encountered that build up an interest in science. Everything from having...
Tag: Policing Policing | Policing blog
Welcome to the new UWE Bristol Policing blog! Because of all the wonderful achievements over the past years we wanted to have a forum to share them. Somewhere that student and staff achievements can be shared showcased. A place to share thoughts...
Welcome to our new social psychologists Dr Matt Wood and Dr Emily LeRoux-Rutledge! Welcome to our new social psychologists Dr Matt Wood and Dr Emily LeRoux-Rutledge! | Psychological Sciences Research Group blog
We are excited to welcome two new social psychologists to PSRG! Matt and Emily joined UWE in January 2020 and have recently joined the Promoting Psychological Health theme of PSRG. Read on to learn more about our newest members! Dr Matt Wood: My...
Tag: trauma-informed trauma-informed | Policing blog
‘Everyone has the right to feel safe. Nothing is too small that it can’t be spoken about with someone.’ These are the words that greet visitors to the Young Victims Service homepage setting the tone for the next edition of our...