New Piece in The Conversation by Matt Adams
‘Extreme weather just might encourage us to get our act together on global warming’ – just published on The Conversation. It… read more
Draft Programme available for Gender, Activism & Criminal Justice Symposium on 24th May 2017
The School of Applied Social Science is hosting a one-day symposium on Wednesday 24 May 2017, which aims to bring… read more
New Project Page for Lizzie Ward’s Wellcome Trust Project on Ethical Issues for Older People Self Funding their Care
For more information visit https://www.brighton.ac.uk/ssparc/research-projects/older-people-care-and-self-funding-experiences.aspx
Whose Knowledge Counts? A new study exploring cognitive justice in community university collaborations by Dr. Ceri Davies
We are pleased to share a blog written by Professor Budd Hall, the UNESCO co-chair in Community Based Research and… read more
Matt Adams discusses “Carnage”
Matt Adams, Principal Lecturer in Psychology, writes about Simon Amstell’s new mockumentary “Carnage”. https://theconversation.com/carnage-imagines-a-vegan-utopia-where-animals-live-as-equals-could-it-happen-73982
Policing Gun Crime in Toronto
Date: Thursday March 23rd, 4.00 pm. Venue University of Brighton, Falmer Campus, Checkland E513 James Sheptycki, Professor of Criminology York… read more
Gigliola Brintazzoli’s new piece in the conversation on telecare for older people
https://theconversation.com/telecare-is-more-than-just-technology-it-has-the-power-to-create-care-networks-for-older-people-70360
Mark Erickson’s Science, Culture and Society: Understanding Science in the Twenty-first Century – just published in Chinese
Sight Loss – More Training Needed in Care Homes
New research indicating a need for more visual awareness training to support people with sight loss in care homes has… read more
New Paper Published by Shadreck Mwale
New Paper published by Shadreck Mwale Being a mobile international postgraduate research student with family in the United Kingdom: Conflict, contestation… read more