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This is why you need to try ‘myCourtroom’

By | 23 March 2018

With reported anxiety, high stress levels and low confidence regarding courtroom skills, as well as anecdotal accounts of an increase in the variety of child … Read more

Rutherford Grass Roots Lecture: Professor Jane Reeves

By | 06 March 2018

From Kung Fu Panda, Second Life and Lara Croft to Rosie 1, 2 and 3; the development of serious games in child protection by the … 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

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

Centre for Child Protection wins CATE Higher Education Award

By | 02 November 2017

The Centre for Child Protection is thrilled to win the Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence (CATE) 2017 presented at the Higher Education Awards last night … 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

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

‘Collaborative Awards for Teaching Excellence’ shortlisting

By | 05 September 2017

We are proud to announce that the Centre for Child Protection has been shortlisted for the ‘Collaborative Awards for Teaching Excellence’ organised and hosted by … Read more

Integrated Clinical Academic Programme (ICAP) announced

By harriet | 08 August 2017

CHSS (Centre for Health Services Studies), University of Kent is a new provider for the Health Education Kent Surrey Sussex (HEKSS)/National Institute for Health Research … Read more

Does empathy let us ignore the power structures that divide us?

By harriet | 17 July 2017

Dr Carolyn Pedwell discusses the nature of empathy as a modern-day cure for all problems. She asks if being able to see from another’s perspective actually … Read more

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