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If you're an ECR/PGR - we've got two substrands for you to come and get involved! UHG Conference, September 2025 in Leicester

The #UHG2025 Call for Papers is now live! The Urban Commons: Rights and Citizenship in the City from the Medieval to the Modern 🗓️ 4-5 September 📍 University of Leicester 🔗 urbanhistorygroup.wordpress.com/2024/11/15/c...

We’re looking forward to hosting #UHG2025 University of Leicester! The call for papers is now live 👇

📢We’re thrilled to launch the groundbreaking #CommunityResearchNetworks programme funded by UK Research and Innovation! Together, networks across the UK will tackle local needs and drive greater equity in research and innovation. bit.ly/3ZHZwE1

New! Join the Arts and Humanities Research Council Place Programme team to launch our latest report and explore with Jaideep Gupte Caroline Clark Ethan Kent Adala Leeson Susan O'Connor what's possible for people-centred, place-based approaches. When: 29th January, 12-1pm Sign Up: shorturl.at/OQQuf

New release! This AHRC Place Programme report launch event ⬇️ was showing as sold out but we’ve managed to increase the limit and have released some more tickets. We’d be delighted to see you there! When: Weds 29th Jan, 12-1pm Where: Zoom Sign Up: shorturl.at/OQQuf Report:

Happening soon! Last chance to sign up to explore what’s possible for people-centred, place-based approaches ⬇️ 12-1 today (Weds 29th Jan)

📚 NEW REPORT: The second Arts and Humanities Research Council place-based "Advancing People-Centred, Place-Based Approaches" report explores how people-centered policies can deliver better socio-economic outcomes for communities. Read the full report: ow.ly/5e8150USlr1 #PlaceBasedApproach

1/3 Excellent report from Arts and Humanities Research Council on "Advancing People-Centred, Place-Based Approaches". Big takeaways for LGR. Draws distinction between a "place" & a "space". A space is a "realm without meaning" - a place is a "centre of meaning comprised of feelings... and experiences"

‘Boring buildings are bad for our brains!’ Prof Rebecca Madgin Rebecca Madgin has joined the call for more joyful buildings at the recent Humanise Summit, co-hosted by University of Glasgow as part of its Arts and Humanities Research Council Place-Based Research Programme. More: gla.ac.uk/news/headline_…

Such fun to support the Humanise Summit with the Arts and Humanities Research Council Place Programme. Covered serious issues = building design and health. We spoke to how evidence from the arts and humanities can help us understand links between building design, emotions, belonging and ownership.

We're partnering with the Arts and Humanities Research Council' Place Programme at the University of Glasgow to explore Felt Experiences in place-based policy. Check out Rebecca Madgin and Dr Michael Howcroft's report on advancing people-centred, place-based approaches. lpiphub.bham.ac.uk/advancing-peop…

🏙️ Whether you're a grassroots organizer, a policy nerd, or a park dreamer — your ideas matter. 🎟️ Tickets are live for the Placemaking Summit 025 — June 8–11. Let’s shift how cities work, together. 📍 Toronto | 🌐 placemakingx.org/summit25 #PlacemakingSummit2025

Brilliant report and well worth devoting time to read ⬇️ Community centres are at the heart of what makes our places meaningful. Glad to have brought insights from the work in our Arts and Humanities Research Council funded Place Programme hosted by University of Glasgow

Prof Rebecca Madgin Rebecca Madgin Urban Studies & Social Policy has been recruited to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) College of Experts. She'll provide external expertise and apply innovative scientific methods to support government policy. gla.ac.uk/news/headline_…