Cultural Participation Research Network meeting, 22nd June 2017 Dr Eva Elliott and Dr Ellie Byrne introduce The Cultural Participation Research Network, which was established in June 2017 with help from […]
Image credit: iStock WISERD was joined by Dr Sally Brown from Edinburgh Napier University for the latest Civil Society Seminar, which looked at teenage pregnancy and intergenerational relations. Read her […]
Finding strategies to live well with dementia is increasingly a focus of UK government policy. But, we know relatively about what living well with dementia means to the people and […]
Young peoples’ social media usage on the rise Amongst young people social media has been consistently growing in popularity over the past ten years. EU Kids Online’s research on young […]
Since the introduction of its well-being programme in 2010, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has introduced a number of questions into its surveys in an attempt to measure the […]
Public engagement used to be something I shied away from but in the past month I have taken part in two public engagement events to present the work of the […]
Professor Ian Rees Jones speaking at the WISERD CRESC Radical Social Innovation Colloquium. WISERD/CRESC Civil Society Colloquium 18th and 19th May 2016, Cardiff As part of the WISERD Civil Society […]
Professor Mick Moran speaking at the WISERD CRESC Radical Social Innovation Colloquium* Let me introduce you to Moran’s Law of Academic Conferences: the more a conference draws on a single […]
Joe Earle, Research Fellow, Queen Mary and Westfield, London. Everyone’s agreed that there is a crisis in adult social care and the sector needs more money but no one has […]
The ‘Prime Minister’s challenge on dementia 2020’ focuses on the need to improve the public’s awareness of dementia; one common misconception about dementia is that it is a normal part […]