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School of Law academic tackles harmful narratives about domestic abuse
Dr Rebecca Shaw’s project ‘Domestic abuse service providers and their stories’ investigated how the stories around domestic abuse can prevent change.
Miles, Motivation, and Meaning: How a law student is making a difference through fitness challenges
Andy, a law student at the University of Leeds, shares how his fitness transformation led to ultramarathons and charity work, inspiring others to participate in the School of Law’s Charity Bike Ride.
Faculty success at the 2024 Research Impact and Engagement Awards
Faculty of Social Sciences researchers pick up three Research Impact and Engagement Awards at this years' inaugural awards celebrating the long road of engagement and resulting impact.
What does ‘Just Transition’ look like through a feminist lens?
Erika Moranduzzo, PhD candidate at the School of Law, discusses how current just transition plans for a greener economy often fail to address deep-rooted inequalities.
Police are failing to meet the public’s minimum standards of service, researchers find
Police services across Britain are failing to meet the public’s minimum standards of service delivery, according to a new report from the ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre.