In response to the growing Black Lives Matter movement across the world, many of us are reflecting upon race and the role each of us…
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In response to the growing Black Lives Matter movement across the world, many of us are reflecting upon race and the role each of us…
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Whether you are writing a funding proposal or an academic paper, you will most likely be required to start with a literature review of some…
27/01/2020
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Knowledge and Learning Consultant Deadline: 7 February, 2020, noon Interviews: week starting 24 February Location: Brighton & Hove, East Sussex UK Term: Full time Salary:…
21/10/2019
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“A slow deliberative process of discovery – no miracle cure” Esther Duflo – winner of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Science in Memory of…
25/02/2019
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Films have the potential to engage a far wider audience and reach further than an academic paper ever could. A film is shared, watched sociably,…
07/02/2019
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Do you work in research, policy, or communications? Perhaps you work in two of these fields? Or all three? If so, we want to hear…
10/12/2018
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The Emerging Voices programme is an initiative of the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, and it aims to empower health researchers from the Global…
25/01/2018
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2018 marks the first year that the Asia-Pacific region has more urban than rural residents. It’s a monumental turning point, and one that is rapidly…
10/08/2017
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Mapping the C4D Landscape: key findings from the 2016/17 C4D Network Mapping Study On 27 July we held the second episode of the Research Uptake…
13/07/2017
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‘Mapping the C4D Landscape’: Key findings from the 2016/17 C4D Network Mapping Study In the second of the Research Uptake Roundtable webinars hosted by Research…
15/05/2017
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Communicating academic research and programmatic findings about ending violence against women and girls (VAWG) is an area of development communications which warrants particular sensitivity and…
20/10/2016
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This is part three of Jon Harle’s series presenting learning about doing research and using evidence in “difficult places”. With new papers on South Sudan…
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