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Research on slavery and trafficking aims to understand, build awareness and protect victims
This Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, we highlight research at the University of Leeds that explores the causes and solutions to modern-day slavery and contributes towards ending it.
Call for participants in genetics teaching study
The study aims to help students learn the science of genetics without absorbing misleading ideas about genes as "super causes."
Impact testimonials from the Leeds Love Month 2023
Attendees of the Leeds Love Month event series share their experiences and knowledge gained from the events, including how these would be applied in their everyday lives and relationships.
Professor Gregory Radick explores the complexity of genetics through its history
A foundational debate turning out differently could have changed science and society. Read Professor Radick’s interview about his research into the history of genetics.
Faith, bordering and modern slavery in the UK
New research shows that faith-based organisations (FBOs) supporting modern slavery survivors in the UK are embroiled in a landscape marked by racialised border violence.