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A little change goes a long way Featuring: video, The Open University

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

16 September 2010

Neha Mehta and Anderson McClean from Newzeye Ltd talk about their work in publishing and marketing for brownfield regeneration and sustainable building This interview was recorded...  Read more : A little change goes a long way

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Harmony New content

By John Blackett (Community)

21 May 2012

A personal look at whether a state of harmony exists between nature and the industrial environments surrounding it.   Read more : Harmony

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Social work and public perceptionCopyrighted Image Sacha Mirzoeff

By Ben Crang (Guest)

25 January 2012

The media reaction when a social worker makes a mistake can be hugely demoralising for the whole profession - and a one-sided view and scary...  Read more : Social work and public perception

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Evolution of the political interviewFlynt | Dreamstime.com

By Dr Richard Heffernan (The Open University)

19 October 2011

We ask OU Reader in Government Richard Heffernan what he thinks of the ‘political interview’  Read more : Evolution of the political interview

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OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - Surnames and comic book superheroes Creative Commons Image By Ben Sutherland via Flickr under Creative Commons license

By Dr Mark Banks (The Open University)

05 October 2011

In this week's episode of Thinking Allowed, Laurie Taylor talks to Marc DiPaolo and Matthew Sweet about the relationship between war, politics and comic...  Read more : OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - Surnames and comic book superheroes

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A crime against their gender: How the world sees women who killCreative Commons Image &y under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Professor Laurie Taylor (Guest), Dr Lizzie Seal (Guest), Dr Louise Westmarland (The Open University)

30 June 2011

Does the perception of women who kill as acting against the typical behaviour of their gender mean we try to find reasons why they're not...  Read more : A crime against their gender: How the world sees women who kill

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China diaries: Wang Yongchen Featuring: video, The Open University

By Wang Yongchen (Guest)

05 January 2011

Wang Yongchen is a journalist at China Central TV and also founder of the NGO Green Earth Volunteer. She remembers the moment when she realised that...  Read more : China diaries: Wang Yongchen

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Day 9 - Coronation Street 50th AnniversaryBattrick | Dreamstime.com

By Dr Mark Banks (The Open University)

08 December 2010

Has Coronation Street always been the nation's favourite?   Read more : Day 9 - Coronation Street 50th Anniversary

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Forecasting the future Featuring: video, The Open University

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

06 October 2010

Nicholas Wambua Maingi from the Kenya Meteorological Department talks about the importance of meteorology, El Niño and the potential for predicting the impacts of climate...  Read more : Forecasting the future

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Microphone magic Featuring: video, The Open University

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

05 October 2010

Emily Benson talks about her role in the Stakeholder Forum organisation and how she brings together stakeholders across sectors with the simple use of a...  Read more : Microphone magic

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Backlands of Brazil Featuring: video, The Open University

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

15 June 2010

From COP15: Journalist, Andreia Fanzeres, reflects on her upbringing in the Brazilian backlands and expresses her hope for future generations.  Read more : Backlands of Brazil

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As the Olympic flame wings its way around the UK, the OU's Aarón Alzola Romero asks: just how immemorial is the Olympic torch relay?

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