PolicyBristol have collaborated with REPHRAIN (the National Research Centre on Privacy, Harm Reduction and Adversarial Influence Online) to produce a response to Ofcom’s consultation on ‘Protecting Children from Harms Online’.
PolicyBristol have collaborated with REPHRAIN (the National Research Centre on Privacy, Harm Reduction and Adversarial Influence Online) to produce a response to Ofcom’s consultation on ‘Protecting Children from Harms Online’.
On Friday 6th July, researchers from the University of Bristol, along with the Cabinet Office, hosted a workshop on modelling for policy.
A life-sized model of a suffragette named Hope, who is built out of 32,327 LEGO bricks, has gone on display at the University of Bristol. Hope's visit has been facilitated by the PolicyBristol team.
What are the impacts of austerity on prison healthcare in England since 2010? With prisons reportedly still ‘in recovery’ from COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, and multiple pressures on the NHS and the public finances, how will the health of prisoners be protected and improved? How can advocates for better health care make their case?
‘My Science Inquiry’ invites proposals on what the Science and Technology Committee should investigate next and why, including what action is needed from the Government.
This is an exciting opportunity for a post-doc or PhD student to work alongside the Bristol One City team, gathering evidence and compiling a report summarising the work of the new Bristol Living Rent Commission.
