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“Curiosity is the key”

This blogpost by Ruth Knight is part of the ISJ series on co-production (autumn-winter 2025). Different post-graduate researchers and academics affiliated to the ISJ share their thoughts about doing co-production…

3 days ago November 7, 2025 in Co-production.

Weathering the Change: Building Climate Resilience at York St John University

Martha Cattell, the Living Lab’s new Research Assistant, explores just why the current Living Lab focuses on climate resilience, how climate change is already affecting our campus, and how staff…

September 10, 2025 in Ecological Justice, Education for Social Justice, Resilience in a Changing Climate.

Pride, Poverty, and the Power of Community: Supporting Our Older Generations with the Respect They Deserve

This blogpost was written by Jo Volpe, CEO of Leeds Old People’s Forum (LOPF). It was first published on LOPF webpages, 5 June 2025.

June 23, 2025 in Diversity and Inclusion.
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.
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Planet Food York: a cafe for all

Living Lab bloggers Lauryn Wilson and Charlie Malbon interviewed Rosie Walker-Lyne, a third year York St John student of English Language and Linguistics who volunteers at Planet Food York. Rosemary…

April 6, 2023 in Ecological Justice, Education for Social Justice, Feeding the Campus 2022-23, Student Intern.

Re-thinking arts as intervention: the creative role of performance in dementia care

To mark the publication of her new book – Performance and Dementia – Dr Nicky Hatton, lecturer in drama at York St John University, reflects on her experiences as an…

March 19, 2021 in Uncategorized.
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#SmearforSmear. Cervical Cancer Awareness Campaign

By Katy Harris, ISJ Student Intern. Let’s talk about the C word. January is Cervical Cancer Awareness month, a national campaign run to draw attention to one of the dominant…

January 27, 2021 in Student Intern.

Let’s talk menopause in the workplace!

The menopause is a significant event in a woman’s life that signifies the end of the reproductive years. The transition to menopause is a progressive journey lasting between 2 to…

September 28, 2020 in Uncategorized.

Parenthood 2021: Improving experiences for new parents in York.

Be on the lookout for Parenthood 2021, YSJ’s first public online engagement event aimed at improving experiences for new parents in York. The aim of this event is to improve…

September 14, 2020 in Education for Social Justice, Parenthood.

ISJ Blog

The ISJ supports collaborative research and practice that draws on the range of academic expertise across our university. We seek to facilitate research, projects and partnerships that help us to pursue and promote a fairer society.

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  • Arts for Social Justice
  • Asylum Seekers and Refugees
  • Co-production
  • Communities
  • Deaf Community
  • Diversity and Inclusion
  • Ecological Justice
  • Education for Social Justice
  • Equality
  • Feeding the Campus 2022-23
  • Institute for Social Justice Lecture
  • Learning At The Junction 2022
  • LGBTQIA+
  • Living Lab
  • Mental Health
  • Neurodiversity and Autism
  • Parenthood
  • Research Event
  • Resilience in a Changing Climate
  • Resilience in a Changing Climate
  • Student Intern
  • Uncategorized
  • Widening Participation

ISJ Posts

“Co-research feels different”

Listening differently: a Nurse’s journey to co-production

“Curiosity is the key”

The Period Project – by Georgina Wetherall

“Co-production is not a technique but a politics of relationship”

“Everyone has the right to be a knower”

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

Weathering the Change: Building Climate Resilience at York St John University

Belonging and ‘bubbles’: Mind The Gap and York St John student collaboration

Pride, Poverty, and the Power of Community: Supporting Our Older Generations with the Respect They Deserve

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