PhD Studentship CENTRE-UB:
Peter Kraftl Twycross Zoo
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School’s out: how climate change is already badly affecting children’s education Peter Kraftl theconversation.com/schools-out-ho… via The Conversation

Amazing day with Samyia Ambreen and The Mersey Forest and Steven Pool and children from Crowley International school exploring the woodland and creating new woodland methodologies

Clare Hewitt College of Arts+Law Ruskin To-Day ('There is no wealth but life') Josh Larsen Aileen Baird Harriet Croome Adriane Esquivel-Muelbert MEMBRA_Trees Bham City Council Liam Crowley Manon Rumeau James McDonald Sarah Greenham WM-Air Session 7 Communities in Action
With Andy Plackett Juliano Sarmento Cabral and Peter Kraftl

As we submit to Researchfish I am so grateful for my colleagues on Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes for their amazing work including Samyia Ambreen Dr Khawla Badwan Caitlin Nunn David Cooper Peter Kraftl Dr Abi Hackett Clare Rishbeth and great partners including The Mersey Forest and City of Trees

📢Here's the full advert thread on our 6 PhD opportunities as part of the new 'Digital Communities and Inclusion' research cluster Loughborough University Loughborough University Research and Innovation Loughborough Geography and Environment Loughborough Communication and Media Lboro Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy CRSP Lboro Design Loughborough Business School LboroSSEHS bit.ly/49oPids (1/7)

I am really pleased to share a paper that is a side shoot of my PhD research. 'Feeling in Suspension: Waiting in COVID-19 Shopping Queues' is essentially about trying to find a way of articulating the strangeness of the first UK lockdown.

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Qualitative longitudinal methodologies - why do they matter for researching crisis times?

We've had a go at answering this❓through our new intro to forthcoming special section in RGS-IBG Higher Ed Area journal

#methods #qualitative #longitudinal #crisis

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Applications are now open for our Transdisciplinary Fellowships in #PublicHealth research.

Available for up to 24 months, the fellowships are for those currently working outside of public health but who would like to move into public health research

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Loudness is often celebrated in organisations. Volume is an expectation, a requirement, an appendage to power, a proxy for status, for expertise. For influence.

How often do we celebrate quietness though? How regularly is the quiet work given prominence? When do we appreciate…

Uni of Birmingham IAS UoB College of Social Sciences College of Arts+Law Medical and Dental Research (UoB) College of Life and Environmental Sciences College of EPS (UoB) Sid Bandyopadhyay Marianne Wade Bham Business School Centre for Crime, Justice and Policing Birmingham Law CPROR Mel Calvert Dr Bartington William (Bill) Bloss WM-Air LANS at Birmingham Jet Veldhuijzen van Zanten Vicky Goodyear CENTRE-UB UBSportExR School of Psychology, University of Birmingham Geography Birmingham Peter Kraftl Prof. Sophie Hadfield-Hill Forum for Global Challenges Fiona Nunan Katja Gehmlich Fabian Spill School of Mathematics UoB Cardiovascular In September, the UK Government finalised an agreement to rejoin Horizon Europe, providing a welcome boost for researchers.

In our final #ADecadeOfIDR article, we spoke to Prof. Iseult Lynch 💙 about Horizon Europe and how it facilitates interdisciplinary research.

birmingham.ac.uk/research/idr/c…

Uni of Birmingham IAS UoB College of Social Sciences College of Arts+Law Medical and Dental Research (UoB) College of Life and Environmental Sciences College of EPS (UoB) Sid Bandyopadhyay Marianne Wade Bham Business School Centre for Crime, Justice and Policing Birmingham Law CPROR Mel Calvert Dr Bartington William (Bill) Bloss WM-Air LANS at Birmingham Jet Veldhuijzen van Zanten Vicky Goodyear CENTRE-UB UBSportExR School of Psychology, University of Birmingham Our geographers are at the forefront of interdisciplinary efforts to improve outcomes for children and young people – working with partners from across the globe to develop novel ways of conducting research.

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Exciting news - my Newcastle University Academic Track fellowship comes with a funded PhD studentship! Come and explore what climate justice means to young people in Northeast England with me, Anoop Nayak & Clifton Evers. Deadline 26/02/24. Details in link & get in touch w/any Qs jobs.ac.uk/job/DES931/nua…

A very nice way to end the year. Our book 'Algorithms of Education' (open access w/ U of MN Press ), on a list of 25 'innovative books' of 2023, on the 'profound influence of ai ' on our daily lives.

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This has been a joy to work on with James Esson Peter Kraftl prof jenny pickerill Matej Blazek and Gabriela Tebet - thanks again! Review Forum on #After #Childhood with Political Geography 📕: sciencedirect.com/science/authSh…

On the first day of UK winter it’s possible to imagine changing our experience of Seasonal Affective Disorder with ‘Wintering Well’ resources gla.ac.uk/research/az/li…

Treescapes Voices of the Future Seminar
'Ecologies of care: Children’s experiences of growing up in the Indian context' by Shipra Suneja
When: 15th December (12-1 pm) GMT
For registration: eventbrite.com/e/treescapes-v… @Eventbrite

Our Bank Street College Occasional Papers Special Issue on Learning With Treescapes
in Environmentally Endangered Times is now out! Thanks to Samyia Ambreen and Dr Khawla Badwan and all the amazing authors including Jayne Osgood and Gail Boldt, our co-editor: bankstreet.edu/research-publi…