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SSPSSR receives Gold International Impact Award

By harriet | 09 January 2019

The School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research (SSPSSR) is delighted to receive the International Impact Gold Award for a new blog showcasing internationally … Read more

Above and Beyond Awards for SSPSSR staff

By harriet | 02 July 2018

We are delighted to announce that the following SSPSSR staff have received a Kent Union Above and Beyond Award. Derek Anderson, Associate Lecturer Jill Bradshaw, Lecturer … Read more

Beth Breeze wins prestigious prize for study of fundraisers

By harriet | 19 April 2018

The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) has awarded the 2018 AFP/Skystone Partners Prize for Research on Fundraising and Philanthropy to Beth Breeze for her book … Read more

Aged 20-40 and interested in information privacy?

By harriet | 01 December 2017

SSPSSR PhD candidate, Hayley is conducting research about information privacy and invites anyone between the ages of 20-40, who uses social media and owns a smartphone to … Read more

Clothing and identity in later life

By harriet | 01 December 2017

Professor Julia Twigg’s research explores the role of dress and identity in the context of aging. Julia’s research has involved studying women over 55 years old and … Read more

Professional practice – one student’s experience

By harriet | 17 November 2017

Mental Health charity, Centre for Mental Health has recently published a collaborative report on NHS mental health services 2012-2016. For over 30 years, the Centre … Read more

Child Protection team wins HEA Teaching Excellence award

By harriet | 03 November 2017

The University is pleased to announce that its Centre for Child Protection (CCP) team has won a Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence (CATE) 2017. The … Read more

Student organisation, Enactus addresses global social problems

By harriet | 09 October 2017

If you are interested in the environment, sustainability or addressing social problems, then the work of student organisation, Enactus may be worth looking at. Enactus is … Read more

Funding for project on African mega-cities, development and moral economies

By harriet | 19 September 2017

Dr David Garbin has been awarded a grant under the British Academy ‘Cities and Infrastructure Programme’ which is part of the UK Government’s £1.5 billion Global … Read more

British Library Inequality Lecture to be given by Emeritus Professor Mary Evans

By harriet | 14 September 2017

Professor Mary Evans, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at SSPSSR, will be delivering the Annual Equality Lecture at the British Library this year, in partnership with … Read more

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