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Researching the potential of green social prescribing to increase health and wellbeing

In this blog, Raphaela Berding-Barwick and Divine Charura explore ongoing collaborative research with diverse communities – particularly including migrants, refugees and asylum seekers – into the benefits of green social…

‘Awareness Translates into Action’ – LGBTQIA+ Asylum Seeker Research

One of the current research themes in the Institute for Social Justice is Social Inclusion, with a focus on the experience of asylum seekers and refugees. As a linguistics student…

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Feeding the Campus: York St John’s First People’s Assembly

Report launch from the ‘Bring your Voice to the World Cafe’ event

How Brussels Renewed My Hope in Humanity and its Future

My Year as an Intern

Belonging, Class and Gender in the Church of England

Making Waves: The Institute for Social Justice PGR Symposium 2023

Bring your Voice to the World Café! A Bottom-up Approach to Identifying Research Priorities

The Community Garden: Helping to Build a Greener Campus

Researching the potential of green social prescribing to increase health and wellbeing

At the water’s edge: exploring access to ‘blue space’ for people with disabilities