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Working directly through our social enterprise and network, which is known as 'Boingboing', the Centre of Resilience for Social Justice tackles disadvantage and brings genuine change to people's lives around the world.
Our researchers cross the fields of healthcare, sociology, media studies and arts practices. The team includes academics, social workers, teachers, experts through experience and service users. Some of us have multiple identities. Together we address health, social and ecological inequalities in the UK, Europe and Africa.
Research and enterprise feed off each other through our committed co-production model. This ensures genuine impact and an academic rigour that can offer real-world solutions to a range of different communities and their individual challenges. The set of extended networks we have fostered work across disciplinary and linguistic boundaries, bringing us closer to all kinds of practitioners, community groups and individual partners.
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resilience
Social Sciences
community
Social Sciences
experience
Social Sciences
drought
Social Sciences
mental health
Social Sciences
Sports
Social Sciences
student
Social Sciences
discrimination
Social Sciences
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Profiles
Ross Adamson
- School of Humanities - Senior Lecturer
- Centre of Resilience for Social Justice
- Higher Education Pedagogies and Policy Research and Enterprise Group
- Performance and Communities Research and Enterprise Group
Person: Academic
Kay Aranda
- School of Health Sciences - Reader
- Care, Ethics and Participation Research and Enterprise Group
- Drawing Research and Enterprise Group
- Centre of Resilience for Social Justice
- Long-term Conditions and Rehabilitation Research and Enterprise Group
Person: Academic
Gillian Bendelow
- School of Applied Social Science - Prof of Sociology of Health and Medicine
- Centre of Resilience for Social Justice
- Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing Research and Enterprise Group
Person: Academic
Projects 2018 2022
- 3 Active
SEE-PER 2018: Strategic Support to Expedite Embedding Public Engagement with Research (SEE-PER) 2018
Dean, T., Church, A., Hart, A. & Wolff, D.
1/10/18 → 30/09/19
Project: Grant › Research
Realising the potential of collaborative arts-based research
1/06/18 → 31/03/19
Project: Grant › Research
Imagine
Cameron, J., Hart, A., Eryigit-Madzwamuse, S., Heaver, B., Hudson, C., Aranda, K., Rathbone, A., Maitland, J., Church, A., Walker, C., Haynes, P. & Gant, N.
1/02/18 → 31/03/22
Project: Grant › Research and Enterprise
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Research Output 2015 2018
A rose by any other name? Developing a method of collaborative poetics
Johnson, H., Macaulay-Rettino, X., Banderob, S., Lalani, I., Carson-Apstein, E. & Blacher, E. 9 Mar 2018Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
discrimination
writer
social scientist
collective research
experience
Building inclusion and resilience in students with and without SEN through the implementation of narrative speech, role play and creative writing in the mainstream classroom of primary education
Vitalaki, E., Kourkoutas, E. & Hart, A. 30 Jan 2018 22, 12, p. 1306-1319Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
primary education
role play
resilience
inclusion
narrative
Collaboration in the design and delivery of a mental health recovery college course: experiences of students and tutors
Cameron, J., Hart, A., Brooker, S., Neale, P. & Reardon, M. 15 May 2018Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
tutor
mental health
experience
student
resilience
Activities 2018 2018
- 1 Invited talk
Taking the bite out of wetlands - managing mosquitos and the socio-ecological value of wetlands for wellbeing; the WetlandLIFE project
Gearey, M. (Presenter)19 Dec 2018
Activity: Invited talk