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Major report finds young women's earliest experiences of work impacts their long-term careers
A major report has been launched today by the ‘L-earning: rethinking young women’s working lives’ project, which presents new insights into the working lives of young women (age 14 to 29).
Centre for Disability Studies joins WHO Health Equity Network
In October, the Centre for Disability Studies (CDS) achieved an important milestone: our successful application to join the World Health Organisation (WHO) Disability Health Equity Network.
Dr Nazia Yaqub acts as international academic expert in cross-border parental child abduction
Dr Yaqub was invited to give evidence as an international academic expert at a Public Hearing of the Committee on Foreign Relations and National Defense of the Federal Senate of Brazil.
“Homer 2.0”: Can artificial intelligence breathe new life into 3,000-year-old epics?
Maria Pavlopoulou, MA in Digital Education student, discusses an event she co-hosted, seeking out routes to making the ancient world more accessible to modern learners through AI.
From Leeds law to social justice: the inspiring journey of Dr Steve Rogowski
A Leeds Law alumnus on critical practice, advocacy, and five decades in social work.