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  • Media and information literacy: navigating a complex landscape

    By Hannah Brunton UNESCO’s Global Media and Information Literacy Week 2022 takes place from 24-31 October 2022 under the theme of “Nurturing Trust”, giving governments, educators, information professionals, and media professionals the chance to discuss and reflect on critical issues ....

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  • Forgotten children: child trafficking in the UK

    By Hollie Wilson One of the biggest stories earlier this summer was the revelation by long-distance runner Sir Mo Farah that he was trafficked from his home in East Africa at the age of nine. In a BBC documentary, he ....

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  • MyFundingCentral: helping thousands of charities address financial pressures

    The effects of the current cost of living and inflation rises are spiralling through society, and the voluntary and charitable sector is on the frontline when it comes to supporting struggling individuals and communities. However, the organisations delivering this support ....

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  • August 2022 issue of SPEL Journal (Scottish Planning & Environmental Law) out now

    The Scottish planning system and planning services are in the midst of a period of significant change at the moment, both as a result of strategic reforms and the transition away from the temporary changes to planning operations which were ....

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  • Guest post | James Lovelock: the scientist-inventor who transformed our view of life on Earth

    Mark Maslin, UCL James Lovelock, the maverick scientist and inventor, died surrounded by his family on July 27 2022 – his 103rd birthday. Jim led an extraordinary life. He is best known for his Gaia hypothesis, developed with the brilliant ....

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  • Guest post: insulate Britain or miss net zero

    Jack Marley, The Conversation The UK is failing to enact the policies that would put it on track to reach net zero emissions by 2050, according to a progress report by the Climate Change Committee. The head of this expert ....

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  • “I’m treated as an individual, not a problem:” The “No Wrong Door” policy

    The “No Wrong Door” (NWD) programme means exactly that – there is no wrong door to turn to for young people seeking support. NWD works on several core principles, which include working with young people’s birth family or guardians, allowing ....

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  • Photo essay: celebrating street art

    “Artists have embraced the street and the built environment as integral to their work and practice, individual pieces reflecting context and location as surfaces become living canvases, rehumanizing the urban landscape.” – Asli Aktu: Shaping Places Through Art “In the ....

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  • Ending violence against women and girls: a renewed commitment

    Instances of reported violence and misogyny against women and girls are rising. The high profile murders of Zara Aleena, Sarah Everard, Bibaa Henry, Nicole Smallman, Maria Rawlings, Sabina Nessa and Ashling Murphy have again raised questions about what can be ....

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  • Reaching out: tackling loneliness in older people

    As we’ve previously reported, loneliness is a growing epidemic with significant consequences for many groups in society. One of these groups is the elderly – loneliness has been seen to affect around 10-13% of older people, and has been found ....

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