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Trust in the Workplace
Health, Sports & Psychology

Trust in the Workplace

...histories. Those who anticipate the change and take proactive steps to reskill (particularly in digital, AI and soft skills) will be better equipped to resist redundancies and underemployment. Conversely, those who are struggling to re-enter the job market may feel abandoned and less likely to trust established institutions. There are many indications that people...
Bumblebees
Nature & Environment

Bumblebees

...of bricks to prevent the base getting too damp and to avoid the risk of flooding. More about bumblebees Where they nest: Bumblebees nests (Bumblebee Conservation Trust) Identifying bumblebees: Quick quide to six species from the Natural History Museum Top tips for bee ID from the Bumbleebee Conservation Trust General information: The latest bee news from The Guardian...
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Lesbianism and the criminal law of England and Wales
Society, Politics & Law

Lesbianism and the criminal law of England and Wales

...history of lesbianism and the criminal law shows us, the absence of discriminatory legislation does not ensure that all people are treated equally. References R v Mourey (1885, unreported). R v Hare [1934] 1 KB 354. Earl of Desart, Hansard, House of Lords, 15/08/1921, col. 573. Lieut-Col Moore-Brabazon MP, Hansard, House of Commons, 04/08/1921, cols 1802-1803. Evening...
Young people making their own media
Education & Development

Young people making their own media

...history has always been. For instance, young female fans of the Beatles were seen as hysterical. But young people say they appreciate a more honest, direct relationship with people they see as ordinary. Research has indicated that YouTubers are now more influential among young people than "traditional" celebrities, like actors or musicians: young people see them as closer...
Helen Cammock and the art of storytelling
Languages

Helen Cammock and the art of storytelling

...histories which are entwined together in the fabric of our culture. One of the techniques she uses is the ventriloquising of other people’s words. In the video installation The Singing Will Never be Done, for instance, she recites the text of Enoch Powell’s infamous anti-immigration speech, the ‘Rivers of Blood’, from the late 1960s. With this simple act of...
The emergence of breaking as an Olympic sport
Health, Sports & Psychology

The emergence of breaking as an Olympic sport

...processes in the development of modern boxing’, Sport in society, 9(4), pp. 542–58. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1080/17430430600768785. Van Gestel, J. (2018) Norbert Elias and the analysis of history and sport: systematizing figurational sociology. London; New York: Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group (Routledge studies in social and political thought, 134)....
Year of the Snake: Chinese Lunar New Year
Languages

Year of the Snake: Chinese Lunar New Year

...at any time, and they provide digital badges for completion. For further information, please visit the short courses page. The Online Confucius Institute at The Open University holds regular free online public talks in Chinese history, culture and society as well as regular online book club sessions on Modern Chinese Literature. Keep an eye on the Upcoming events page....
Who was St David?
Languages

Who was St David?

...history often referred to as ‘the Age of the Saints’. The fifth and sixth centuries saw an intense bout of religious activity in Wales as holy men like David preached the word of God, founded churches and, if the monkish historians of the Middle Ages are to be believed, performed all manner of miracles. Yet we have very little reliable information about who David was,...