News
| New podcast: Big capital - who is the city for? If you missed our recent seminar, you can listen to the lecture online. |
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05 December 2019 |
| Autumn e-update Our latest e-newsletter is now available. |
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05 November 2019 |
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| Social inclusion project widens access to cycling - new reports published Three new reports published today, demonstrate the success of the ‘Bikes for All’ cycling inclusion project in encouraging a range of population groups to cycle. |
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01 November 2019 |
| Framing the conversation - talking about poverty and inequalities In this blog, Alison Drever reflects on our recent workshop on ways of talking about poverty to better influence the public, media and policy-makers. |
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11 October 2019 |
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| People and places - reflecting on climate change In this blog, Kim reflects on her learning from her experience of a work-based placement at the GCPH, the possibilities for greater collaboration between public health and climate change in Glasgow, and her use of the Place Standard tool. |
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11 October 2019 |
| Small steps to tackling climate change This blog from our office's Sustainability Working Group describes some of the actions we have taken here at the Social Research Hub in adopting a more environmentally sustainable working culture. |
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10 October 2019 |
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| Tackling poverty and supporting people’s health This blog marks both Self Management Week and Challenge Poverty Week and discusses self-management of health conditions in the context of people living in poverty. |
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08 October 2019 |
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| The climate emergency is a public health emergency In this blog, Rebecca Campbell discusses why the public health voice in the response to the climate emergency is a vital one. |
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04 October 2019 |
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| Architecture, place-making and wellbeing podcast The podcast of our recent seminar on architecture, place-making and wellbeing by Riccardo Marini is now online. |
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01 August 2019 |
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| Summer e-update Our latest e-newsletter is now available. |
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01 July 2019 |