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30 October 2021
11th International Congress on Migration and Mental Health|Migration and Mental Health Congress 2021
25 October 2021
Students' Art Exhibition at Locksbrook Campus
Modelling multi-hazard risk
Dr Annie Winson presents the inherent complexity in understanding multiple, compound and cascading hazards.
Rock avalanches and risk in the high …
Dr Stuart Dunning reflects on what we know about devastating 'natural disasters' and their legacy in landscapes.
Investigating climate change impacts …
Prof Sarah Davies provides an overview of how climate variability and sea level change have affected CHERISH study areas in Ireland and Wales.
A Framework for Understanding…
Prof David Alexander discusses reviews the theory behind the concept of cascading disasters and judges its applicability to disaster problems in the field.
Jade Montserrat: Chronicle/Coracle
A series of performance films sparks conversations about land ownership, environmental crisis, race, trauma, belonging, and the body in art.
The evolution of an urban…
Prof. James Wescoat explores ethical dimensions of planning alternatives in hydro-hazardscapes.
Is it hair or hare? What predicts…
Dr Georgia Niolaki explains why we need to research spelling practices for primary age children.
Political Grounds: Geographies of…
Geographer Robert Winstanley-Chesters explores the meaning of soil, earth and humus in North Korea, and Pyongyang’s efforts to make new earth(s).