Category Archives: Widening Participation

‘So much more than your CV’ – Conversations About Student Volunteering

The image contains four people, and one guide dog. The people are dressed in sports gear, behind a sign that reads 'Goalball UK'

Institute for Social Justice student intern Emily Howarth talks to YSJ staff and students about the different benefits of volunteering. Every year, YSJ students gain incredible experiences through volunteering. Yet,… Read More »

The Boy Who Could not Read: The Importance of Widening Participation that Reaches Out

In this blog post Adam Formby, senior lecturer in sociology at York St John University, talks about both his work and lived experience of widening participation. * * * What… Read More »

Category: Widening Participation Tags: Education for Social Justice, Inclusivity

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