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'Living with toxic pollution has become a normal condition of life.'
As a part of the Paris Institute for Critical Thinking, Dr Iain MacKenzie has recently interviewed Dipali Mathur on the launch of her new book. … Read more
Ready for a Labour government?
One thing I do regularly, and enjoy, is give talks to companies about global politics. Today, I gave a talk in London to a major … Read more
Considering the Intersections between Social Psychology and Public Policy, with Professor Aarti Iyer
On December the 7th we are thrilled to be joined by Professor Aarti Iyer (US Environmental Protection Agency) Social psychology, and public policy. This session … Read more
Innovation i-Team 2023
Solve business challenges The Knowledge and Innovation team at Kent are delighted to announce that we’ll be running another i-Teams Innovation Challenge, starting Wednesday 1st February 2023. … Read more
Civil Service Fast Stream
Civil Service Fast Stream is opening again in December – but with a very short application window. The Civil Service Fast Stream. You, unlimited. Unleash … Read more
Teach First Webinar
Tuesday 29 November, 18.00-19.00 online Learn more about our salaried and fully-funded teacher Training Programme. Join the most important generation of teachers and leaders and change … Read more