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Cutting traffic cuts vandalism, burglary and violence, research shows
Lowering traffic on urban streets can cut vandalism, burglary and violence, according to a significant new study by School of Law researchers.
Politics and International Studies researchers awarded funding to foster collaboration
Five projects led by researchers from the School of Politics and International Studies (POLIS) have been awarded Faculty funding.
Leeds research informs new UK legislation on conversion practice ban
Research by the University of Leeds, Galop and Stonewall has been cited by Equalities Minister Olivia Bailey MP in support of draft legislation to ban conversion practices in England and Wales.
School of Education researchers awarded funding to foster collaboration
Colleagues in the School of Education have been awarded funding to support innovative research projects designed to strengthen collaboration and generate new insights for policy and practice.
‘Outstanding contribution to climate’: Politics and International Studies academics win prize
Professor Alex Beresford and Dr Ruth Bookbinder have been awarded the Priestley Centre Prize for Collaboration in recognition of their pioneering work on just energy transitions in South Africa.