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Annual event: date announced 2 July 2019

By | 08 February 2019

We have a date for our next annual event: Tuesday 2 July, so please hold the date! We will be considering the theme: International perspectives … Read more

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

Centre for Philanthropy celebrates 10 years of research and engagement

By | 07 November 2018

The Centre for Philanthropy celebrated 10 years since its inception on Tuesday 6 November. Its research has provided some of the first detailed studies of … Read more

New scholarships for talented fundraisers

By | 01 November 2018

Dr Beth Breeze, Director of the Centre for Philanthopy, was delighted to receive £10,000 from Blackbaud to support two scholarships for excellent students who wish … Read more

Lottie resources used by NSPCC Childline for online campaign

By | 19 September 2018

The Centre for Child Protection has been working with Childline to adapt some of the Lottie scenes for an online campaign currently running on Childline’s … Read more

Free Massive Online Open Course (MOOC) with Futurelearn now live!

By | 31 July 2018

The Centre for Child Protection is pleased to announce that this MOOC is now available for your to book your place. Discover tools and techniques … Read more

Triona Fitton receives excellence in teaching award

By | 02 July 2018

Dr Triona Fitton has been awarded the Faculty of Social Sciences Teaching Prize 2018 for excellence in teaching. She was particularly commended for demonstrating innovative … Read more

US painkiller restriction linked to ‘significant’ increase in illicit online drug trading

By | 14 June 2018

Research involving Dr Jack Cunliffe has found that tighter prescription regulations on certain opioid medications led to a significant increase in illicit online drug trading … 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

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

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