Project Coordinator Paula Gombos and Project Assistant Susan Lomax from the Big Issue Group publish a report in conjunction with MMB (Bridget Anderson) and ESRC's Everday Integration Project
Bristol City Council have recently published Rosa Targett and Saffron Karlsen's evaluation report of their Race Equality Covid-19 Steering Group
Professor Tariq Modood has recently been quoted in the media on Rishi Sunak becoming Prime Minister.
A recording of our Annual Lecture held on 19 October 2022 by Professor Laleh Khalili, Queen Mary University of London is now available.
Jo Haynes and the FestiVersities research team are pleased to be HERA’s (Humanities in the European Research Area) Project of the Month
Samir Sweida-Metwally, doctoral researcher at University of Bristol and the Centre of Ethnicity and Citizenship, was invited to give an in-depth interview on Islam Channel about his latest research on the Muslim penalty in the British labour market.
Samir SWeida-Metwally's paper - Does the Muslim penalty in the British labour market dissipate after accounting for so-called “sociocultural attitudes”? is discussed in the Guardian online
SafeSeas Director Tim Edmunds has produced a Policy Report based on the ideas discussed at the recent SafeSea’s event on Implementing the UK’s 2022 National Strategy for Maritime Security.
Anna Triandafyllidou (Toronto Metropolitan University) and Tariq Modood (University of Bristol) co-host a workshop exploring the potential for new forms of nationalism.
The first phase discussion document of the Man Neighbourhoods, One City research collaboration has been released. Senior Research Associate, Dr Jack Nicholls, along with Professor Morag McDermont from the Law School, helped establish the initiative and directed the research.
Many congratulations to Paula Surridge, who will continue as Deputy Director of the 'UK in a Changing Europe' (UKICE) for the next 3 years. UKICE have just been awarded £3.45 million, for their third period of ESRC funding. An amazing achievement!
A new mural in Easton shows the power of art and collaboration in researching and campaigning for social change.
Dr Scott Edwards and Prof. Tim Edmunds submitted evidence to the Commons Defence enquiry today
