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Gongs of Teesside website
Sarah Irwin has been working with ecological sound artist Nell Catchpole, on an art and social research project in Tees Valley and East Cleveland exploring how people experience, interpret, and imagine place amid processes of industrial, environmental, and social change. Our website tells the story of the project and is now live.
Subjective social inequalities: Lay perceptions of merit and puzzles of explanation 4th Feb
Sarah Irwin is presenting the SSP seminar (12.30-1.45pm, 4th Feb, Room 12.21 Social Sciences Bldg, details on the events page here
FLaG: Longitudinal insights seminar on Tues 25th November: A conversation with Prof Bren Neale and visiting Professor Marta Silva
FLaG is hosting Dr Marta Silva from the Austral University of Chile who will present on Indigenous student and H.E. professional careers in STEM. She will be joined by our QL expert Prof Bren Neale
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Subjective social inequalities: Lay perceptions of merit and puzzles of explanation
Subjective social inequalities: Lay perceptions of merit and puzzles of explanation Sarah Irwin As socioeconomic inequalities increase it appears that...
Longitudinal insights seminar with Bren Neale and Marta Silva
Researching Lives through Time, Professor Bren Neale, University of Leeds SLIDES HERE: Bren Leeds Presentation Nov 2025 This presentation will...
Digital Inequalities in Financialised Late Capitalism: How can young people build a future?
Join us for this seminar joint-hosted with The Bauman Institute. We are delighted to welcome Dr Steven Threadgold (University Newcastle, Australia), Dr...