Don't forget to apply for the NIHR ARC East of England Fellowship programme by Monday 6 January! Director Professor Wendy Wills encourages professionals from all health and social care backgrounds to apply to improve their services and care around the region with applied #research. Start your application over the break! Find all the details and link to apply here: >>> https://lnkd.in/eMJUhEg5
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See below for date change to the conference of our OPUS - An Organisation Promoting Understanding of Society colleagues. Gives you lots more time to put forward a paper proposal on the topic of examining the impact of AI on citizens, organisations ans society.
Due to scheduling conflicts with other events, we have decided to postpone our Annual Academic Conference from September 2024 to February 28th - March 2nd, 2025.We believe this new date will provide more flexibility for both attendees and presenters. While we have already received a strong response to exciting proposals, we encourage you to submit your papers and experiential opportunities by 15th December 2024. Please see Call for Papers here https://lnkd.in/ej4ZVw8N INSEAD Executive EducationNIODATavistock ConsultingThe Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation TrustThe Tavistock Institute of Human Relations
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Eight Policy Fellowships awarded to UCL researchers to strengthen policy engagement and impact! We’re proud to be increasing our Fellowship Programme offer including the launch of two new 2024-25 Policy Fellowship programmes and a suite of new resources to support and guide Fellows and Policy Organisations through the process. Read our news story to find out more. https://lnkd.in/eGnsHWrf Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government Research England Katherine W. Alice Tofts Dr Olivia Stevenson Sarah Chaytor Richard Prager
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Co-Founder & Executive Vice President at the Association of Science Communicators, Owner of Broader Impacts Productions, Host of This Week in Science
Yay! Correcting information by commenting on social media posts containing "fake" news/ misinformation is effective! Boo! Commenting authoritatively with incorrect information is also effective... at creating doubt about fact-based posts. As Oreskes Naomi called them, the "merchants of doubt" have been using these tactics for many decades. It's only recently that social media has allowed such widespread proliferation of misinformation. Studies like this are essential to grasping the entirety of the modern information ecosystem, and learning how to proactively communicate doubt-resistant information. Also, omg, the citizen-online website is just SO good. If you are a scicomm trainer/teacher, put this in your folder of great scicomm examples.
📣 This almost comes a bit late since we are already under full steam, but I want to welcome Jane Mitchell to my team on the www.citizen-online.org project! I got to know her when she took my module on misinformation at Exeter. She is extremely talented and I am super excited that she is now supporting the work on our book. Welcome Jane, it is a pleasure to work with you! 🔎 In this project, we ask a simple question: whether social media users can do something against misinformation, for instance by writing comments. 🙏 I am really grateful for the wonderful people who came on board to work on this project, often despite a lot of other commitments. We have a great team and I truly appreciate the positive and collegial atmosphere we have, as it is not something that can be taken for granted. I am also indebted to Jason Reifler because I learned a lot from him when it comes to teamwork! ⚡ We had some tough times with huge amounts of work, and I am just also really grateful for the faith people have put into the project (and perhaps in me). 👩🎓 It is also really a joy to see that some of my Exeter students come on to the project, contribute in one way or another, and move on to exciting next steps in their careers! Chiara Ricchi is a coauthor on our first paper output from this project (https://lnkd.in/e747gnJ6). She is now working at YouGov! Hannah Kroker was a student at Exeter when she started on the project and is now finishing her MSc at UCL in London! We’ve still got a bit of work ahead, so let me also take this opportunity to pause and say thanks to the team Sabrina Stöckli Jason Reifler Ben Lyons Hannah Kroker Chiara Ricchi Besir Ceka and Jane Mitchell Many thanks of course also to the British Academy (grant SRG20\200348)!
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Post Doctoral Fellow at OISE, University of Toronto; Professor TBS, Centennial College
Our latest piece on the recent changes which impact international students, policy makers, educators, and what this means for the career-focused education in Canada is up on the CIHE website. https://lnkd.in/gfKAhwNB
The Center for the Study of Canadian and International Higher Education (CIHE) has a new website. The redesign was accomplished through the wonderful support of OISE's Education Common. The new site also includes our newest blog - a review of key findings from a new study of the regulation of private career colleges in Ontario. https://lnkd.in/gGTmnm9j
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Accomplishments of 2024: - Published 1 manuscript - Submitted 2 other manuscripts - Presented 2 papers at SSWR - Mentored 2 undergrad RAs who presented independent research at 2 local conferences and received scholarships for their work - Prepped 2 new MSW courses - Wrapped up the 3-year funded Dubuque Youth and Family Resilience Project These are pretty modest compared to my fellow academics, but I can proudly say that my biggest accomplishments were: 1. Growing a human inside of my body 2. Prioritizing raising my son Happy New Year 🎊
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Conference - UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre's International Conference REPPP Team Member Dr Jane Mulcahy will be presenting at this year's UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre's International Conference on 'Promoting Equality through Family Support'. Jane's presentation is on 'Supporting families in conditions of extreme adversity – how the Greentown Programme learned to work with complex realities'. Jane's paper will provide a brief overview of the Greentown four programme pillars: Intensive Family Support, Network Disruption, Community Efficacy and Pro-Social Opportunities. The paper will discuss the value of having a reflective, iterative design process in place to respond to on-the-ground realities to augment the family intervention. Recommendations pertain to the importance of meeting participants’ basic physiological and safety needs for therapy readiness, and relationship-building for effective interagency collaboration to address this wicked problem. The conference takes place on June 13th and 14th in the University of Galway. Full details can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eCiEEFx4
UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre, University of Galway, 11th Biennial International Conference
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🌟 A Special Webinar for Admitted Students at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Mark Your Calender!🌟 The MPH Alumni Chapter-Ethiopia is thrilled to invite all Ethiopian students admitted to the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health for an exclusive first webinar crafted specifically for you. This is a fantastic opportunity to prepare for your upcoming journey to the world's leading public health institution. 📅 Date: 05/01/2024 🕒 Time: 12 PM- 1:30 PM 🌐 Location: Online (Scan QR code) Join us to hear from esteemed alumni and current students from Ethiopia who will share their experiences, tips, and guidance to help you transition smoothly into your MPH studies in the United States. What You'll Discover: Pre-departure Preparation: Key steps to take before leaving Ethiopia. Academic Success Tips: Strategies to excel in your classes and research. Settling in the US: Advice on housing, managing finances, and cultural adaptation. Maximizing Your MPH Experience: How to leverage opportunities for networking, internships, and career development at Johns Hopkins. Why Attend? Interactive Q&A Session: Directly address your concerns and queries with alumni who have been in your shoes. Networking Opportunities: Build relationships with your future classmates and senior peers before you arrive. This webinar is not just an orientation; it's the beginning of your transformational journey in public health. Gear up to make the most of your education and pave your way to becoming a global public health leader. #JHSPH #MPH #PublicHealth #EthiopianStudents #StudyInUSA #GlobalEducation #Webinar #Networking #CareerSuccess
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Senior Executive, Government & NFP, inaugural statutory and regulatory roles, Human Services, Adjunct Professor, Human rights
ACRRE chipping in to build PBS leadership in practice and applied research!
https://lnkd.in/gCx8Np2R We are awarding two scholarships this year. Please see information about this project being undertaken by Kirsten Webb, the scholarship is kindly sponsored by Dr Jeffrey Chan.
Australian Centre for Restraint Reduction,Elimination & Behavioural Support | Second scholarship announcement, with thanks to Dr Jeffrey Chan who is sponsoring this award | Facebook
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What does the state of educational opportunity look like in America? The 50CAN: The 50-State Campaign for Achievement Now and Edge Research aim to answer this question in a new report. https://lnkd.in/gjwnQFDj
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