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Welcome to our blog, where we share news about upcoming events, activities and projects that we've been collaborating on with world-leading researchers from across the University of Nottingham!  

 

Latest blog entries

 

Discover our 2023 History Festival
History Festival organiser Dr Sarah Holland, Associate Professor of History, explores her longstanding personal motivations for public engagement and details what to expect from this year’s programme.
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Making the most of Evidence Week
This annual event gives researchers the opportunity to present their work right at the heart of British democracy and this year University of Nottingham co-sponsored the event. Chris Sims explains more.
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Breaking Bread
Maria Richards, the Institute's Head of Public Engagement, shares the process and outcomes from a recent community project rooted in family recipes, which brought together refugees and asylum seekers with Nottingham researchers.
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Spotlight series... 

 

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After the virus

Introducing a series of blogs where our researchers reflect on the challenges of a post-Covid-19 world

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Making a difference

This blog series showcases the outcomes from the projects selected for funding

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Refugee Week

Issues of migration and starting a new life in the UK are explored in these blogs

 

 

 

All articles

Discover our 2023 History Festival
History Festival organiser Dr Sarah Holland, Associate Professor of History, explores her longstanding personal motivations for public engagement and details what to expect from this year’s programme.
Read more
Making the most of Evidence Week
This annual event gives researchers the opportunity to present their work right at the heart of British democracy and this year University of Nottingham co-sponsored the event. Chris Sims explains more.
Read more
Breaking Bread
Maria Richards, the Institute's Head of Public Engagement, shares the process and outcomes from a recent community project rooted in family recipes, which brought together refugees and asylum seekers with Nottingham researchers.
Read more
What can we learn from the Holocaust?
On Holocaust Memorial Day, Maiken Umbach, Professor of Modern History at the University of Nottingham, reflects on the continuing importance of reflecting on our past to learn lessons for the future.
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Britain, Iran and the PIPP cohort
Louise Kettle is one of our recent PIPP cohort, a group of reearchers developing their understanding and involvement with policy makers and impact. Read about her research and experience on the programme in our latest blog.
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Aromas that Nurture
Roda Madziva shares insights into her research and helping connect refugee families and local communities.
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