Don’t forget to tune in today at 9am GMT (5pm Malaysia) when our @ReaHelena, @Vichheka_S and Rachael McGuin will discuss how media can inspire, inform and engage people to take action on climate and environmental issues. #APClimateWeek https://t.co/xvyqtFqnbe
@pdkmitchell Such beautiful and apt words. Very lucky to have had Kate as a colleague - so straight forward, intelligent and fun. We were raising quite a few glases of wine to her tonight. So very sorry for your loss and all our thoughts to you and your family x
The power of #research: hear from our global research team as they reflect on our work with @WHO during the pandemic in #Africa. https://t.co/tnQqVYbVMR #COVID19
Here’s 276 of us singing You’ve Got A Friend for @womensaid and help fight the domestic abuse that is increasing in this time of isolation. #YouAreNotAlone#WeAreStrongerTogether#SupportSurvivors
Watch & listen here: https://t.co/qve4Dc8bHR
Donate here: https://t.co/FF7QuujfW1
Such fun sharing the stage with some incredible behavioural scientists working in international development talking about different approaches to behaviour change. @bkumpf@Scon2@aledefilippo@RESCUEorg#BX2019
Great to hear Phyllis Macfarlane talking about how Big Sofa can be used as a tool to improve the quality of qualitative research globally #ESOMARCONGRESS2018 🧠
Only 5 days to go! Join us next Wednesday at The Children's Media Conference in Sheffield where we will be discussing how brands can best connect with young consumers. #TCMC https://t.co/RDyIZSwLCm
One more day until the first webinar of the series "How can Qualitative Research support and inform a Non-Profit Organisation’s aims and objectives?" Don't miss the chance and register here: https://t.co/4IoY4oEO3Y
@svearch@Scon2#NGO#Nonprofits#not4profit
How should we "break the loop of victim-blaming – i.e. patronisingly telling girls how to avoid being labelled as ‘sluts’ when they express their sexuality"? Read here https://t.co/fpuSuO1vAW
Adolescent Education Program Study of India being presented at #SBCC Summit. Finds that boys are more gender biased than girls. Keep the conversation going @sidbshrestha@arupa_shukla