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Brigstow presents our 2022 Seedcorn Experimental Partnerships

Posted on 7th February 202215th May 2022 by brigstow

We are delighted to announce that the following research projects have been awarded Brigstow Institute Seedcorn Funding in our 2022 funding call.

Tim Cole, Director of Brigstow Institute says ‘The 2022 cohort of Brigstow seedcorn projects continue the tradition …

Posted in Funding, Interdisciplinary research, News

Studentship Profile: Amy Smith 

Posted on 20th January 202215th May 2022 by brigstow

University of Bristol Course: Phd Candidate, Department of History, Bristol University. Researching the roles and reputations of female ale sellers in C17th south west England.

Studentship: We are Bristol History Commission Studentship

Why did you want to take part in

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Posted in News, StudentshipTagged adapting research, research process

Including the Excluded

Posted on 10th January 202215th May 2022 by brigstow

“…the number of fixed-term exclusions have definitely increased. It has gone up in the last five months…zero-tolerance policies have become the bane of our lives.” (teacher)

Including the Excluded is a rapid project which aimed to co-produce knowledge …

Posted in NewsTagged behaviour, exclusion, justice

Resilience: Doing her business with her full chest

Posted on 10th January 202215th May 2022 by brigstow

Image: Environmental entrepreneur, Ogechi Nwonye, with other environmentalists at the unveiling of waste recycling fabricated bins at Unity Park, Enugu, Nigeria. The bins help to curtail the incessant littering of waste around the park and to encourage a clean and …

Posted in News

Who’s at the table? Priorities after a year of food justice dialogue

Posted on 11th November 202115th May 2022 by brigstow
An artistic collaboration is stimulating discussion about who is at the table in (un)just food systems.

Defining ‘Food Justice’ is not easy. When it comes to ‘fairness’ and ‘equality’ in relation to our food system, should we be concerned with …

Posted in NewsTagged COP26, justice

New Director for the Brigstow Institute

Posted on 11th November 202115th May 2022 by brigstow

We are delighted to announce that Professor Debbie Watson has been appointed as the new Director of the University of Bristol’s Brigstow Institute! Debbie will take over the role from Professor Tim Cole from August 2022 but will work …

Posted in News

Why we need new stories of everyday climate action

Posted on 10th November 202115th May 2022 by brigstow

Whilst awareness of climate and ecological crises has increased, many are still unsure how they fit into the wider pattern of policy to address it. The question that many ask is ‘what can I do?’.

Answering this question is tricky …

Posted in NewsTagged COP26

Telling the story of temperature

Posted on 9th November 202115th May 2022 by brigstow

What is the most extreme temperature you have experienced?

Take your time and have a moment to think about it.

What was happening that day? Where were you? Which of your senses feature in the memory? Do any emotions come …

Posted in NewsTagged COP26

Creating hospitable environments – growth on the (de)Bordering plots

Posted on 5th October 202115th May 2022 by brigstow

Over the past six months, we’ve been working on (de)Bordering, a project exploring the languages of environmentalism and migration. It is a project quite unlike any we’ve done before! As the artists in the project, we’ve been collaborating with …

Posted in (de)Bordering, News

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