Arts and Humanities Research Council

UKRI AHRC supports world-class research into human culture and creativity. We are part of UK Research and Innovation (@UKRI_News).

[Modern Slavery and Human Rights PEC @SlaveryPEC]

NEW REPORT! Child trafficking in PEC-funded research.

☝ The synthesis of the research on child trafficking & exploitation funded by @SlaveryPEC points to systemic challenges in preventing child trafficking and gaps in evidence underpinning prevention efforts.

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[Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre @CreativePEC]

Lifelong learning in the creative industries, part 2: the solutions
Our Industry Champions discuss potential solutions to challenges faced in lifelong learning in the creative industries. Read the blog here: https://t.co/wv9CFRGu1r

Creative PEC is funded by @AHRC

[Arts and Humanities Research Council @ahrcpress]

Five research projects, co-funded by @DCMS and AHRC, will look to develop solutions to tackle the impact of climate change on cultural heritage, building capability for climate action response in developing countries.

Find out more: https://t.co/Ea1z6ukiF0

[UniStrathclydeNews @UniStrathNews]

The work of @Design_HOPES , an initiative aiming to create a more sustainable health and social care ecosystem, is on display @VADundee @strathdmem @dundeeuni @HeriotWattUni @EdinUniMedia @AbertayUni @ahrcpress https://t.co/3VveVdW77w

[Jaideep Gupte @JaiGupte]

Looking forward to the coming week in Rio and Salvador, Brazil. I'll be spending time with the SASA project @ahrcpress which mobilises local, regional and indigenous knowledges and expertise to identify priority areas. Essential steps in shaping #equitable research opportunities in the arts and humanities. Read more about this work here: https://t.co/ssVth1vIQZ

@UKRI_News @rometostandrews @diploscience @zaidi_kristine @JDaviesHeritage

[Ulster University @UlsterUni]

Dr. Jim Donaghey worked with Portrush skateboarders to research and support skateboarding culture. The collaboration used footage by local skater and videographer Slaine Browne to document the skateboarding community.

Watch: https://t.co/HQAHaB89VH

#WeAreUU | @ahrcpress

[Professor Katy Shaw @ProfKatyShaw]

SO proud of @ahrcpress #CreativeCommunities investment with @QUBCommunities1 ❤️

Check out the brilliant work they are doing with culture & creativity in beautiful Belfast 👀

CIP2 Awards are open now - apply if you want to do work like this!

https://t.co/WTfYjtJgWD

[Modern Slavery and Human Rights PEC @SlaveryPEC]

NEW REPORT! Ethics in modern slavery research.

This study examined ethical challenges in modern slavery and human trafficking research and explored how inclusive, trauma-informed, and ethically robust practices can enhance both research quality and outcomes for participants.

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[SSHRC @SSHRC_CRSH]

The deadline to apply for the “Envisioning Governance Systems that Work” Knowledge Synthesis Grants is December 12th. Up to 47 grants of up to $30K each are available to synthesize knowledge on this theme. Apply today! https://t.co/pmvFgGFPoA
@cihr_irsc @esrc @ahrcpress

[Professor Katy Shaw @ProfKatyShaw]

🚨 DEADLINE 6 JAN 2025 🚨

@ahrcpress #CreativeCommunities

🌟 Community Innovation Practitioner Awards 2025-6 🌟

☑️ 500 word EOI initial stage

☑️ £750k for up to 10 new CIPs

☑️ Working in devolved contexts of of 3 nations and 12 MCAs in England

☑️ Inclusive Innovation with communities & cross sector partnerships

Award Call: https://t.co/Qd7woIfSH3

[Science and Technology Facilities Council @STFC_Matters]

The Research Infrastructure for Conservation and Heritage Science (RICHeS) HQ has landed at @SciTecDaresbury as a new neighbour to our @DaresburyLab.

Learn more about how this programme, funded by @AHRCPress, could transform heritage science 👉👉 https://t.co/sftoVGZR3y

[Rebecca Madgin @imadgination03]

New! The second @ahrcpress Place Programme report is now online.

Outlines how we can deliver, evidence, catalyse, and imagine people-centred, place-based approaches in ways that can secure positive social-economic outcomes for people, place and economy. ⬇️

https://t.co/Gf0gboX3se

[Natural Environment Research Council @NERCscience]

Apply for funding to develop partnerships and activities that contribute towards increasing diversity and inclusion in the NERC community.

⏰ Closes 1 April 2025.

🗓️Join our webinar on 22 January 2025 to learn more.

For more information: https://t.co/bu4Zp71hgn

[Department for Culture, Media and Sport @DCMS]

Our creative industries are thriving up and down the country

Two new Creative Industries Clusters announced by @lisanandy and @RhonddaBryant today in Birmingham and Liverpool will support creative technologies and research and innovation in music

More ⬇️
https://t.co/waIfIufVgk

[Arts and Humanities Research Council @ahrcpress]

Two new Creative Industries Clusters in the West Midlands and Liverpool will support creative technologies and research and innovation in music.

They'll build on existing strengths to foster innovation, deliver new technologies, business models and jobs: https://t.co/CbCEmVQc6y

[Arts and Humanities Research Council @ahrcpress]

Have you submitted a Notification of Intent (NoI) for the AHRC Locally Unlocking Culture through Inclusive Access (LUCIA) programme?

LUCIA will work with communities to support inclusion and equity through co-created policy design.

Submit before 3 Dec:
https://t.co/D7RljeUds3

[Arts and Humanities Research Council @ahrcpress]

Applying for New Generation Thinkers 2025?

Our upcoming webinar for applicants and research organisations from post-92 universities will provide more information and a Q&A session.

🗓️ 12 Dec 2024

Registration link in the additional info section:
https://t.co/3Qzdc0WYVr

[University of Liverpool News @livuninews]

NEWS | Researchers from @InstPopMusic and @LivUniGPS have secured a substantial grant for a ground breaking project which will develop an automated system for gathering and analysing live music data to benefit industry partners and policy makers 🎶

👉https://t.co/FMOWZe0h7J

[University of Exeter Heritage Collections @UoEHeritageColl]

Some huge items in our collections are scrolls created by traditional scroll painters from Naya Village in West Bengal as part of the AHRC project 'Famine and Dearth in India and Britain, 1550-1800'.

Here is archivist Hollie unrolling a scroll!

#EYAHuge #ExploreYourArchive