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Do global injustices such as climate change, sweatshop labour and global poverty mean that all of us should become activists?
Dr Joshua Hobbs argues that ordinary citizens can address global injustices not just through activism, but by supporting activists in a journal article published on the 12th November.
Funding opportunity for PGRs to share their research
Postgraduate researchers (PGRs) in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures are invited to apply for the next round of the Faculty Research Dissemination Awards
Launch of the Aromanticism and Asexuality Research Network
A new research network exploring aromanticism and asexuality has been launched within the Centre for Love, Sex, and Relationships (CLSR) at the University of Leeds
The abolition of slavery can inform global action on climate change, Faculty researcher argues
Could the story of how slavery was abolished hold clues for tackling the climate crisis today?
Faculty launches Best Practice Guide on Staff Celebration, Reward and Recognition
The guide responds directly to staff feedback from the recent engagement survey