Reflections on a Fellows’ Retreat 2023
Cumberland Lodge Fellow Rong Wei looks back on her time at the Fellows’ Retreat 2023.[…]
Author: Jack Verduyn
Posts by Jack Verduyn
Memories of a Fellows’ Retreat at Cumberland Lodge
Shahira Shahir, Cumberland Lodge Fellow 2022-24, PhD student in the School of Management at Cardiff Metropolitan University, and Cara (Council for At-Risk Academics) scholar from Afghanistan, shares her thoughts on attending the annual Fellows’ Retreat.[…]
Reflections on the barriers, pitfalls, and possibilities of social mobility
This March, Cumberland Lodge brought together policymakers, practitioners, academics, and students to exchange knowledge and ideas about the role of education and employment in shaping social mobility. The conference was[…]
Women in leadership: challenges and opportunities
A blog by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Chandni Patel, looking back on the Dialogue & Debate webinar: ‘Women in Leadership #BreakTheBias’ hosted in March 2022, celebrating International Women’s Day 2022.[…]
‘Justice delayed is justice denied’
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Scott Kaba Matafwali, reflecting on the launch event for the Towards Justice: Law Enforcement & Reconciliation Cumberland Lodge Report.[…]
Impact of COVID-19 on higher education experiences: challenges and opportunities
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Chandni Patel, looking back on the Cumberland Lodge Christmas Seminar 2021.[…]
Othello Retreat: A word or two before you go
A blog post by Amy Buller Scholar Joshua Rice, looking back on the 2022 Cumberland Lodge Shakespeare Retreat, exploring the play ‘Othello'[…]
Tokenism: a barrier to inclusive diversity
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Nour Nashed, looking back on the ‘Beyond Tokenism’ Dialogue & Debate webinar, streamed live in November 2021.[…]
British-German Democracy Forum: Understanding the past, to shape the present
A blog by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Callum O’Malley, reflecting on the British-German Democracy Forum that was held at Cumberland Lodge in late 2021[…]
Towards an inclusive and sustainable schooling and education system
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Adenike Adewuni looking back on a Dialogue & Debate webinar on ‘Schooling & Inequality'[…]