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More ethnic minority teachers are needed in UK schools – but teaching can affect their mental health and wellbeing More ethnic minority teachers are needed in UK schools - but teaching can affect their mental health and wellbeing | Education blog
By Terra Glowach (UWE Bristol) Malcolm Richards (UWE Bristol) and Rafael Mitchell (University of Bristol) – as published by The Conversation There is a major shortage of new teachers in England and this includes teachers from ethnic...
Who Made My Clothes? Making sense of the world through creativity Who Made My Clothes? Making sense of the world through creativity | Education blog
Fashion Revolution follows the mantra: be curious find out and do something. As I write this we are at the end of the second week of the free three week online course Who Made My Clothes? written by myself and Prof. Ian Cook (Exeter...
Can industrial relations and trade unions be ‘smart’ in the digital world of work? Insights from three cases: Industry 4.0 e-commerce and digital platforms in Italy Can industrial relations and trade unions be ‘smart’ in the digital world of work? Insights from three cases: Industry 4.0 e-commerce and digital platforms in Italy | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
Dr Stefano Gasparri The effect of digitalization Digitalization has become the ‘buzzword’ that captures all aspects of technological change associated with the increasing use of digital technology in organizational and productive processes...
Are we designing “concrete coffins”? Alternative approaches to urban tree pit design Are we designing “concrete coffins”? Alternative approaches to urban tree pit design | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Dean Bell… It was once put to me by an ex colleague that urban tree professionals are designing “concrete coffins” in order to integrate trees into paved urban environments. They were in essence indicating that conventional approaches...
Month: January 2021 30 August 2025 | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
This month’s guest post is written by Dr Vanda Papafilippou Senior Lecturer in HRM UWE Bristol. Women comprise just 12% of the UK engineering workforce (EngineeringUK 2018) and despite the efforts of both the state and the industry it...
Quality of life and access to green-blue-grey infrastructure in Bristol Our approach Key findings Further information Quality of life and access to green-blue-grey infrastructure in Bristol | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Danielle Sinnett Issy Bray Harry West and Owain Hanmer A recent study using Bristol City Council’s Quality of Life data has found that neighbourhood satisfaction wellbeing and life satisfaction are all related to how satisfied residents are...
Breaking the Binary – Personal Reflections Breaking the Binary – Personal Reflections | The Inclusive University blog
Written by Bek Rengel (They/Them) and Alex Gibbings (They/Them) Trans Awareness Week spans from November 13th to 19th and culminates in Trans Day of Remembrance on the 20th. It’s a time to commemorate lives lost to anti-transgender violence and...
“Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder” How do socio-cultural factors shape our preferences? “Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder” How do socio-cultural factors shape our preferences? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…by Helen Hoyle In my previous piece I discussed how the colour and degree of naturalness of planting in urban green spaces influence peoples’ perceptions and preferences. In addition people with different socio-cultural backgrounds often...
‘Creativity sustains us and so does community’: reflections on listening to art in the city. ‘Creativity sustains us and so does community’: reflections on listening to art in the city. | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Katie McClymont…. I was privileged to be invited by Rising Arts Agency[1] as a ‘keynote listener’ in their performance of a conversation on the question of ‘who is allowed space to create in Bristol?’ on 4th October 2020. This was part...
I Gained a Summer Internship at Science Futures Fair 2023 Here’s How I Gained a Summer Internship at Science Futures Fair 2023 Here's How | Employability in Applied Sciences
Article by Ilyssa Alagon The Science Futures Fair is an annual event that provides a valuable platform for showcasing research and career opportunities in various scientific fields. This year the fair was held at the UWE Bristol Enterprise Park...
Growing as a Leader with Common Purpose – The UWE Bristol Future Leaders Experience Growing as a Leader with Common Purpose - The UWE Bristol Future Leaders Experience | Employability in Applied Sciences
Common Purpose is a global not-for-profit organisation that focusses on delivering compelling leadership programmes that aim to develop leaders who are capable of being empathetic open and agile across diverse cultural institutional and social...
Study tips from our CHSS neurodivergent advocate at UWE Study tips from our CHSS neurodivergent advocate at UWE | Student blog
Hey everyone! I’m Imogen a second year studying sociology and one of the neurodivergent advocates at UWE as part of the widening participation team. At the end of my first year I stumbled across the advertisement for the advocacy role in my...