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Bauman Institute online conversation series explores displacement in an age of crisis
The Bauman Institute's inaugural Bauman Memorial Conversations brought together leading scholars to explore one of the defining themes of our time: displacement.
Abolitionist Collective of International Law hosts its first event in Nairobi
Dr Raghavi Viswanath organised the "Whose Transition? Law, Land and Energy Infrastructure in Kenya" workshop in Nairobi, the first event of the Abolitionist Collective of International Law.
Professor Paul Morris delivers 1st Faculty Inaugural Lecture
The faculty was delighted to host Professor Morris’ lecture in celebration of his impressive research career.
Transforming open educational resources: An interactive AI Odyssey
An open educational AI resource has been transformed into an interactive ThingLink experience, improving accessibility, engagement and reflection while supporting meaningful AI discussions.
New campaign launched to champion student workers’ rights
A new national campaign, co-developed by Leeds researchers and young people with first-hand experience of balancing work and study, is raising awareness of employment rights among student workers.