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Where Is the Space for Quiet ADHD?

The ADHD conversation is often dominated by loudness, energy, and disruption. But what about those of us who are quiet, observant, and constantly overlooked? The following post is written by…

1 week ago December 8, 2025 in Diversity and Inclusion, Neurodiversity and Autism, Uncategorized.
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Meet our new ISJ intern!

ISJ intern Josh Mackenzie reflects on his first week attending a Community Research Grant event and the launch of the Living Lab Friendly Living Fund. This was a chance to…

December 2, 2025 in Resilience in a Changing Climate, Student Intern.
SDG Goals held up on board by two attendees infront of audience

Student micro-grant scheme addresses cost-of-living challenges and climate resilience.

In this post, Timothy Cave from York St John Students’ Union tells us more about the Friendly Living Fund (FLF) launch. This new micro-grant scheme hopes to enable students to…

March 13, 2025 in Student Intern.
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Shared knowledge, shared value: exploring meaningful impact with our Community Research Grants

On 6 February 2025, the Institute for Social Justice brought together YSJ academics and staff from the VCSE organisations who are currently collaborating on Community Research Grants (CRG). In this blog post,…

February 14, 2025 in Institute for Social Justice Lecture.
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New neurodiversity-positive research informing campuses across the UK

This blog post was written by Jamie Williams, co-director of Spectrum First Education Ltd, who has been working with ISJ academics to explore how Higher Education can actively recognise and…

February 13, 2025 in Diversity and Inclusion, Institute for Social Justice Lecture, Neurodiversity and Autism.
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Dr Matthew Green’s journey as the first ISJ affiliated PhD

Always wondered what doing a PhD entails? Hear from the first postgraduate researcher affiliated with the ISJ to complete his PhD. Dr Matthew Green is continuing to contributed to social…

November 30, 2024 in Uncategorized.
The Haxby Road Community allotment project

Our year with sanctuary seekers at the community allotment

As the harvest season draws to a close, it is a good time of year to offer an update on how 2024 has been on The Haxby Road Community allotment…

November 4, 2024 in Asylum Seekers and Refugees, Education for Social Justice.
Maisie Wilson speaking at Doing Change event 2024

What does an intern at the ISJ get up to?

Maisie Wilson shares stories and insights from their time as an Intern at the ISJ 2023-2024. From creating the first student-led podcasts and behind-the-scenes editing work from across the social…

August 22, 2024 in Student Intern.
Students at York St John campus doing gardening activity

Show some love for your campus with Wild Wednesdays – starting this week!

As Spring approaches, it could be the perfect time to turn your hand to greener things, as Wild Wednesdays start up again on 6 March, from 1pm to 3pm. Community…

March 4, 2024 in Feeding the Campus 2022-23.
Community Research Grant event attendees at York St John

Shared knowledge, Shared values: Exploring questions about collaborative research

In February 2024, the Institute for Social Justice brought together YSJ academics and staff from the VCSE organisations who are currently collaborating on Community Research Grants (CRG). In this blog…

March 1, 2024 in Institute for Social Justice Lecture, Research Event.

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The Period Project – by Georgina Wetherall

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“Change requires fundamentally reimagining how we engage with young people” 

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