Bridging seas and centuries: remembering the Beiyang sailors in Newcastle
Dr Yin Liang writes about how the legacy left by six Chinese sailors who never made the journey home reveals that their story isn’t a closed chapter.| from.ncl.ac.uk
An estimated 3-4% of children in the UK are diagnosed as having a neurodisability. Find out how this pioneering social prescription project – SPACE CYP Pilot (Social Prescribing And Community rEsources for Children and Young People) – helps to match families with the invaluable practical and emotional support they need in their new day-to-day lives.| From Blog
How did the ancient Romans really use maths in their everyday lives? Here, Dr Richard Marshall, Lecturer in Classics, writes about how our assumptions about ancient mathematical thinking could be hiding some interesting secrets.| From Blog
Dr Yin Liang writes about how the legacy left by six Chinese sailors who never made the journey home reveals that their story isn’t a closed chapter.| from.ncl.ac.uk
Bridging creative explorations inside and outside universities.| David Gauntlett
Three different events and encounters.| David Gauntlett
Call for papers: Decolonising film and screen studies| Decolonising SOAS
Conversation Event Report: Applying a Decolonial Lens to Research Structures, Norms and Practices in Higher Education Institutions| Decolonising SOAS
