by Admin | Mar 7, 2024 | Blog
World Book Day: where could books lead you? As we celebrate World Book Day on 7th March, we look at how books, stories and reading have influenced the researchers we work with. Books that open up the world “At school, I loved English literature because books had the...
by Admin | Mar 6, 2024 | Articles
How can creative arts help children cope with eco-anxiety? Published: As the climate crisis deepens, do you feel hopeful or hopeless about the future? In Canada, a clinical psychology research team is using creative arts to help children cope with eco-anxiety. Dr...
by Admin | Mar 5, 2024 | Articles
Can workplaces truly embrace LGBTQ+ inclusivity? Published: Based at York University in Canada, Professor You-Ta Chuang is exploring intricate LGBTQ+ workplace dynamics and addressing key aspects such as the impact of organisational policies, the pervasive issue of...
by Admin | Feb 29, 2024 | Articles
How can health and care support break the cycle of homelessness? Published: People experiencing homelessness often face significant health and well-being challenges, but accessing health and care support can be very difficult for them. Dr Michela Tinelli, a health and...
by Admin | Feb 27, 2024 | Articles
Decolonising the Classroom Published: Current teaching methods in many nations across the globe tend to stem from Eurocentric traditions, which can be at odds with the communities and experiences of the students and teachers involved. Based at the University of...
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