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Voices must be heard and policy changes made to help children become more resilient to future social shocks
Experts from UWE Bristol are urging the Government to listen to children’s voices and make vital policy changes to improve young people’s wellbeing.
Opinion: Stats, leaflets, and claims - how to navigate the political battlefield
As political leaflets begin to clog the letterboxes of homes across the UK, how can you discern the truth amidst the claims made by the political parties?
Ground-breaking green skills programme for minoritised young people celebrates success
More than 70 young people have successfully completed the first stage of a transformational green skills training programme.
Have a safe night out - Drugs and alcohol
Top tips to make sure you and your friends stay safe on a night out.
Opinion: UWE Bristol students making a difference in communities across Bristol
Georgia Bate, Civic and Community Engagement Coordinator dives into the effect student volunteering can have on communities across the city.
Honorary doctorate for Bristol changemaker and civil rights hero
Guy Bailey OBE, a civil rights activist instrumental in the Bristol Bus Boycott, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by UWE Bristol.
Project to tackle lack of diversity in photographs of medical conditions
A shortage of photography showing medical conditions on darker skin tones will be addressed as part of a project led by UWE Bristol.
Cyclist and pedestrian interactions on shared use paths - Transport planning and placemaking
Details on the 'Cyclist and pedestrian interactions on shared use paths' PhD research project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
UWE Bristol students mark 30 years of UK's first women's radio station with special broadcast
History and media students from the UWE Bristol collaborate with Sound Women South West to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Fem FM, the UK’s first women’s radio station.
Robotics lab helps provide access to art for disabled people in self-isolation
Disabled people experiencing extreme isolation due to coronavirus can now use robots to remotely access one of Britain's most well-known art galleries.
CENTHAUR - Research projects in CABER
Details about the CENTHAUR project in the Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research (CABER).
SmartBioC - Research projects in CABER
Details about the SmartBioC research project.