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Public & Community Engagement Case Studies

Month: February 2022

Dialogue reshaping narratives of war

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Historian, Dr Mark Lawrence’s writes about his engagement with research work on war and society in the modern Spanish-speaking world. Dr Mark Lawrence   I … Read more

‘Best work experience ever’ spent with Mencap

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Psychology student Gabriela Otero reflects on employability placement with mental health charity. Gabriela earned 300 Employability Points from a variety of activities ranging from workshops and conferences, … Read more

Pandemic drives new wave of science communication

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Scientists Martin Michaelis and Mark Wass reflect on how COVID-19 has driven public interest in their work and inspired them to start blogging. We run … Read more

Engaging with history is helping to shape Peru’s future

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Historian Professor Natalia Sobrevilla Perea is connecting Peruvians with their past and helping to shape a fairer future. Written by Evie Goodwin.   For Natalia Sobrevilla … Read more

Vital listening service seeks volunteers

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Canterbury Nightline is a non-judgmental listening and information service, supporting students throughout the night. Any student from The University of Kent or Canterbury Christ Church University … Read more

Canterbury campus garden grows into community oasis

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

University Sustainability Officer Emily Mason runs the Oasis Garden in partnership with East Kent Mind. Here she talks about the positive impact of the project. … Read more

Fun computer programming method is engaging young people

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

More than 3.4 million users across the globe have engaged with the ‘Greenfoot’ programming method. Written by Evie Goodwin. From 2005-2017 Professor Michael Kölling alongside Neil Brown, … Read more

Enterprising application for genomic screening

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Media engagement is rapidly driving interest in a new genetic selection breeding method developed by scientists working in Griffin Lab, Division of Natural Sciences. To … Read more

THANET pop-up shop set to open

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

A high-street pop-up shop will soon be open in Ramsgate thanks to the hard work of scientists in the Division of Natural Sciences including Dr … Read more

Strong partnerships underpin child protection

By Public Engagement with Research | 17 February 2022

Stakeholder engagement is ‘crucial’ to the impact of applied research taking place at the Centre for Child Protection. Written by Dr Ann Kinzer, Impact Officer, … Read more

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