The School has approved a new policy for the RCUK open access block grant, managed by the Library & Archives Service. In order to make best use of the remaining funds during the rest of the block grant period (which … Continue reading
By Priyanka Rajendram (MSc Public Health Candidate) The International Women’s Day, currently celebrated in many countries around the world on the 8th March, first emerged at the end of the nineteenth century in North America and Europe. Currently there is … Continue reading
Next event: Synthesis from series, future agenda Hosted by Public Health England, March 2017 – exact date/ venue tbc) Previous events: ‘Launch event: Town & Country Planning special edition on planning for health’ ‘Round-table on Implementing the Gouse of … Continue reading
Each month, the Research Publications Team will aim to provide a roundup of open access and scholarly communications news. In addition, we’ll highlight any tips, tricks and tools we’ve come across that help to make disseminating, finding and using open … Continue reading
Sophie’s blog post on ‘Making sense of childhood work and education‘ was shortlisted for the ESRC’s Writing Competition!
Kristin Snopkowski wrote about some of the group’s work in her contribution to the OpenPop blog on ‘Fertility and the extended family: do parents influence a woman’s decision to reproduce?‘
Some of the group’s work has also been blogged about on the Conversation: ‘What happens to boys when their fathers aren’t around?‘
April 19th 2018 from 7.45pm at Paper Dress Vintage, 352a Mare St, London E8 1HR The John Snow Society is holding its inaugural musical fundraiser, featuring performances by The Hare and Hoofe, Kape Kanaveral, LIND, and Fox Logic, and DJs Mark Rostron and Katie … Continue reading