‘Listening to all voices?’: The politics of ‘lived experience’
Stephen Crossley, Stephen Ashe, Alison Jobe, Hannah King and Sui Ting Kong, all from the Department of Sociology at Durham University, received support from the […]
Month: June 2023
Uneasy Bedfellows and Unintended Consequences: Gendered Violence, The Family and The State
Following a string of high-profile crimes against women and girls, and a revitalised movement to end gender-based violence (GBV) in the public and private spheres, […]
New Challenges and Future Tasks in the Study of Family and Household in Social Policy: Report from Opportunity Grant
Volkan Yilmaz (Dublin City University), Theo Papadopoulos (University of Bath) and Antonios Roumpakis (University of York) were awarded an opportunity grant from the Social Policy […]
‘Race’ in Social Research: Open and Inclusive Conference for PGRs and ECRs
The first one day ‘Race’ and Social Science Research: Postgraduate and Early Careers’ Conference will take place in early September 2023 (12th/13th/14th – date TBC). […]