Collecting the experiences of BAME communities during Covid-19
The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah RACE Centre has launched a campaign to collect the experiences of Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Community Festival goes digital with Manchester Museum
At this time of year, we love welcoming our friends and neighbours on to our University campus to enjoy our Community Festival.
Graphene students use 3D printing to create PPE for the NHS
Scott Dean, Vicente Orts Mercadillo and Clara Skuse, who are studying Graphene and 2D Materials at the University, have supplied more than 55 reusable face masks to a surgery and ambulance service in Essex and the Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust.
Graduate uses Lockdown to make autism documentary
A University of Manchester graduate with Aspergers Syndrome has made the most of the Lockdown to put together a documentary about the impact of his condition on mental health.
Students still supporting communities despite lockdown
Despite the COVID-19 lockdown, students from across the University have continued to support communities and engage with social responsibility activities.
Virtual Purple Wave
The University is inviting all students, staff, alumni, offer holders and members of our wider community to join the first ever Virtual Purple Wave on Sunday, 6 September.
The Oakland Projects
Youth voices have never been more important for shaping the future.
MICRA PhD & Early Career Conference Goes Virtual
The 2020 MICRA PhD & Early Career Conference titled Ageing Population & Life Course Trajectories aims to showcase the range of research among postgraduate and early career researchers from across disciplines taking ageing as its focus.
MICRA researchers author Policy blog on COVID-19 and age inequality
Professor Chris Phillipson of Manchester Institute for Collaborative Research on Ageing (MICRA) along with Manchester Urban Ageing Research Group (MUARG) Director Tine Buffel, Patty Doran, Sophie Yarker and Camilla Lewis have put together the latest Policy@Manchester...
Environmental cost of ‘fast fashion’ is not sustainable
Urgent fundamental changes to ‘fast fashion’ clothing items which are treated by many as disposable is needed to stem a devastating impact upon the environment according to scientists.