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Cover of the fourth issue of 'the other side of hope.' Cover shows a drawing of a person whose face is half hidden by there right arm. The drawing has been done over the page of a book. The background of the cover is mustard yellow.

SSP hosts launch event for 'the other side of hope'

A magazine written and edited by migrants launched its fourth issue at a special event hosted by the School of Sociology and Social Policy.

Two student who have recently graduated pose for a photograph. They are smiling and holding their diplomas about them. They are stood in a large group of other recent graduates, their friends and family in front of a red brick building.

SSP students celebrate success at December graduation ceremonies

Students in the School of Sociology and Social Policy graduated from masters and PhD programmes in December ceremonies.

A DJ is stood facing forwards in front of a turntable, playing music to a large group of people who are dancing and talking. The room is lowly lit by spotlights.

SSP students and staff celebrate at the Winter Ball

In December, staff and students gathered for the Winter Ball to socialise and celebrate the end of semester one.

Collective Action and Civil Society: Disability Advocacy and EU Decision Making

Collective Action and Civil Society: Disability Advocacy and EU Decision Making

A new book explores how changing structures of governance have created an opportunity for disability advocacy groups to challenge policy making.

Transformative work underway with the MS Domestic Violence and Abuse Research Initiative

A Leeds cross-faculty research project is the first UK study aimed at understanding the nature and prevalence of Domestic Violence and Abuse (DVA) in the lives of people with multiple sclerosis (MS).

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