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Heritage and climate change

Heritage and climate change

Research student Liam Redfern explains why we cannot understand today’s climate emergency without understanding the historical journey that has brought us to this point.

Liam Redfern

20 October 2022

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Heritage of creativity in the environment

Heritage of creativity in the environment

Research student Louise Rodwell explains why the arts and humanities have a role to play in advocating for landscapes and ecosystems.

Louise Rodwell

20 October 2022

Blog post

Finding answers to the climate debate in history

Finding answers to the climate debate in history

Research student Michael Sewell explains how the Suffolk coast and the Long Shop Museum could hold the answers to understanding and tackling climate change.

Michael Sewell

20 October 2022

Vlog

Easy Does It: The Rise of Surveillance and Suspicion - Brighter Futures

Easy Does It: The Rise of Surveillance and Suspicion - Brighter Futures

With speaker Pete Fussey

Professor Jules Pretty, Peter Fussey

10 October 2022

Vlog

Episode 13 - In This Together: Racial injustice in the Workplace - Brighter Futures

Episode 13 - In This Together: Racial injustice in the Workplace - Brighter Futures

With speaker Maria Hudson

Dr Maria Hudson, Professor Jules Pretty

07 October 2022

Blog post

Reimagining the conference of the future

Reimagining the conference of the future

Dr Liam Jarvis, from the Department of Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies at the University of Essex, explains the challenges of organising a research conference in the post-Covid age.

Dr Liam Jarvis

07 October 2022

Vlog

Episode 11 - Friends and Foes: Failed States and Authoritarian Regimes - Brighter Futures

Episode 11 - Friends and Foes: Failed States and Authoritarian Regimes - Brighter Futures

With speaker Natasha Lindstaedt

Professor Natasha Lindstaedt, Professor Jules Pretty

05 October 2022

Blog post

Edge Summer Internships - A Summer of Experience

Edge Summer Internships - A Summer of Experience

Edge Hotel students Aurora, Breeze and Lucy embark on their summer internships to gain essential work experience in different hotels.

Edge Hotel School

04 October 2022

Blog post

Human Rights Centre celebrates 40th anniversary

Human Rights Centre celebrates 40th anniversary

Human Rights Centre celebrates 40th anniversary

Dr Andrew Fagan

03 October 2022

Podcast

Listen to Hold High the Lamp

Listen to Hold High the Lamp

Alison Parkes is an Essex-based playwright whose work includes the play Tigris, shortlisted for the inaugural Mercury Theatre Playwriting Competition, and the musical Saving Face. She is a graduate of the MA Scriptwriting (Theatre and Digital Media) course in the Department of Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies at the University of Essex. Alison originally wrote Hold High the Lamp as a television series. It’s a period drama telling the story of Dublin-born May Abraham, who became the first-ever woman HM Inspector of Factories in the late 19th century. Alison later adapted this teleplay into a five-part audio series, and this is a recording of episode five.

Professor Liz Kuti

28 September 2022

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