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We are pleased to announce that Trent Grassian is this year’s winner of the School’s 3 Minute thesis competition. Trent, studying for a PhD in … Read more

The last six months have seen two cataclysmic events in politics. The UK voted to leave the EU, and Donald Trump was elected to the … Read more

The 9th edition of the Coutts Million Pound Donors Report, produced in association with Dr Beth Breeze and Dr Kayleigh Flaxman of the Centre for Philanthropy, … Read more

Research led by Dr Heejung Chung looked at data from 22 European countries. Results showed that, generally, parents across Europe were supportive of public childcare provision. … Read more

Philanthropy expert Dr Beth Breeze gave evidence to members of the House of Lords on 15 November on the role of philanthropy in the charity sector. … Read more

This seminar is being run for SSPSSR postgraduate research students as part of the professional development programme. It will be presented by Professor Tim Strangleman … Read more

Expanding childcare provision can create a ‘virtuous cycle’ for public support, while rolling back on childcare can lead to a corresponding decrease in support. Research … Read more

This talk will be given by Professor Alan Penn of the Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment at UCL. He will describe research into the … Read more

This Thursday the Curzon Cinema in Canterbury is supporting Canterbury Food Bank by the charity screening of ‘I, Daniel Blake’. Food and financial donations will be … Read more

Heejung Chung, University of Kent The Danes do it, the Swedes do it, and even the Norwegians do it, but when it comes to accessible … Read more