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Public & Community Engagement Case Studies

Month: February 2022

Research is driving new conversations on child marriage in Bangladesh

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

The work of Dr Zaki Wahhaj, Reader in Economics, is influencing practices and legal protection against early marriage. Written by Sunder Mahendra. During a period of … Read more

Creating dialogue is key to developing new health innovations

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Professor Simon Coulton explains why engaging with different audiences at every stage of the research cycle ensures health research addresses the needs of those who … Read more

Respiratory clinic space opened to community

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Medway Asthma Self Help service has been able to reintroduce face-to-face clinics using specialist Sports & Exercise Science facilities at the University’s Medway campus. Written … Read more

The quick read: knowledge exchange

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

University Knowledge Exchange Co-ordinator Bryony Dutta provides a whistle-stop tour. Knowledge Exchange (KE) is more important than ever for the University Sector. Here at Kent, our definition … Read more

Leveraging cultural capital for political reform

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Sunder Mahendra explores how scholars are using the power of stories to influence positive social change. Refugee Tales is a fascinating example of an outreach project that deploys cultural … Read more

Firm engagement with eat out to help out scheme

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Dr Yannis Galanakis’ research on the Government Scheme began after walking along Canterbury High Street and engaging in debate with the public. Written by Evie … Read more

Addressing historical policy failures using academic activism

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Professor Gordon Lynch has spent a career combining academia with activism to address historical policy failures around child migrants. Written by Sunder Mahendra. Between 1869 … Read more

Engaging with armed groups: prospects and challenges

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Dr Harmonie Toros is a Reader in International Conflict Analysis at Kent’s School of Politics and International Relations. Impact Officer Sunder Mahendra explores what part … Read more

Students are once again key to success for Kent Global Connect event

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Global Team partners with Employability Points Scheme (EP) to create an exciting and valuable work placement for students. Dr Anthony Manning, Dean for Internationalisation, and … Read more

Engagement at the heart of building lasting relationships with business and enterprise partners

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Knowledge Exchange Manager Janine Coomber explains how the University’s Business and Industry Relationship Team can help researchers with partner engagement. Relationship building is at the … Read more

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