Would you like to get involved? Are you someone who has had experience of psychosis or experiences that are like psychosis (e.g. voices and visions)? Or are you a friend, […]
Professor Juan Méndez visits Canterbury
World-renowned human rights lawyer Professor Juan Méndez opens international policing conference.
Disagreeing well in the ethics classroom of a Christian institution: Ethical pedagogy and the ethical gymnasium
A short reflection given to the Colleges & Universities of the Anglican Communion, at CUAC’s Online Seminar XI: Learning to ‘Disagree Well’ given on Wednesday, 29th January 2025, 12-1.30 by […]
Folke Art Project
1.4 million older people in the UK are often lonely. Loneliness is a major issue that is now widely recognised in society today. Therefore, it is not surprising that a […]
Links with the Visitor Economy
Membership of key associations ensures that we are up to date with contemporary developments in the visitor economy and have access to local, national and international platforms through which we can disseminate research findings and best practice.
A Reflection on the RSC Exhibition
Reflecting on the fascinating ‘Epistemic insight: Future of knowledge’ exhibition at the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Whole School Programme
spear was commissioned by Chance to shine and the ECB to conduct an independent evaluation of the Whole School Programme. The aim of Whole School Programme is to create opportunities […]
Mary Braddon Archive
Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835-1915), bestselling author of over 80 novels with a writing career spanning 1860-1915.
This Mum Moves
This Mum Moves is an initiative that aims to support pregnant women and new mothers to stay active by providing healthcare professionals
Medieval Canterbury Weekend 2021
Having gone online on Teams this year, the sixth History Weekend (2020 had to be cancelled) was again extremely successful, attracting an international audience – from northern France to the United States.