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Education & Development
What is it like being a young carer at university?
Hear Brandon share his experience as a young carer studying at Bangor University.
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Education & Development
Sut beth yw bod yn ofalwr ifanc yn y brifysgol?
Gwrandewch ar Brandon wrth iddo rannu ei brofiad o fod yn ofalwr ifanc wrth astudio ym Mhrifysgol Bangor.
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Education & Development
Sut beth yw dychwelyd i addysg wrth weithio?
Mae Ffion yn rhannu sut y gwnaeth ei gwaith fel gofalwr cymorth ei hysbrydoli i ddychwelyd i'r brifysgol i astudio Nyrsio Anabledd Dysgu ym Mhrifysgol Bangor.
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Health, Sports & Psychology
How to support neurodivergent mothers during pregnancy and birth
How can midwives and practitioners create a more positive and supportive birthing experience for neurodivergent mothers?
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Health, Sports & Psychology
Neurodivergence and birth trauma
What are the connections between brain-altering experiences and neurodivergent conditions? This article looks at the links to traumatic birth.
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Education & Development
Dealing with feedback when you are neurodivergent
Why is receiving feedback different when you’re neurodivergent and how can you get better at dealing with it?
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Society, Politics & Law
The secret life of T-shirts
Explore the secret life of T-shirts as we look deeper into how they are made, how the value is created and who benefits from this value.
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Science, Maths & Technology
Engineering your dream career
Imagine spending time working on the things you love. Discover engineering careers which match your passions in this short interactive experience on women in engineering.
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History & The Arts
Ramadan Mubarak!
The holy month of Ramadan, determined by the lunar cycle, runs from 28th February- 30th Marchthis year. Discover how this isn't just a time for abstaining but a time for celebration while showing devotion to Islam.
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History & The Arts
What can philosophy tell us about race?
Categorising human beings into races has had, and continues to have, an enormous impact on people’s lives. Many societies have been shaped by racial divisions and racial discrimination. Race continues to affect people’s experiences and personal identities today. This free course, What can philosophy tell us about race?, will introduce you to ...
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Health, Sports & Psychology
Beyond the plate: Autism, food and sensory sensitivities
Some autistic people may be called ‘fussy’ when it comes to eating certain foods, but is there more to it? This article explores the relationship between autism and Avoidant and Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID).
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Society, Politics & Law
The shops that make us buy
What tricks of the trade do shops employ to make us dig deep into our pockets and spend our hard-earned cash?