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Dialect detectives search for original study participants
Linguistics experts are searching for folk from Norwich who took part in a seminal study in 1968, to learn about how their accents have changed since childhood.
New Feminist Art Lives podcast series offers a fresh account of art informed by feminism in Britain and Ireland
Dr Elspeth Mitchell is part of a team of academics and researchers behind the creation of the new Feminist Art Making History archive of oral history interviews with 60 artists, curators and writers.
Leeds MA Conference Interpreting Cohort Visits UNESCO Headquarters for Dummy Booth Interpreting Experience
Leeds MA interpreting students visited UNESCO in Paris, gaining hands-on dummy booth interpreting experience, meeting professionals, and exploring multilingual communication in practice.
Project led by Dr Anna Douglas explores the local impact of the Otley Run through song
Headingley’s famous fancy-dress pub crawl and its impacts on residents are being explored in a new song, to be performed by a community choir along the route.
Remembering Rev. Dr Christopher Senyonjo
Clergyman, pastor, and human rights defender.