A sustainable future: Engaging the ecosystem in green business and careers
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Adenike Adewuni, reflecting on the second session of our Climate Futures: Youth Perspectives conference, held on 16 March 2021[…]
Author: Nicola Hine
Posts by Nicola Hine
Act and commit for the future of our planet: youth perspectives matter
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Dareen Assaf, reflecting on the final session of our Climate Futures: Youth Perspectives conference, held on 18 March 2021[…]
Climate adaptation and eco-anxiety: changing our feelings and behaviours
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Tyson Rallens, reflecting on the third session of our Climate Futures: Youth Perspectives conference, held on 16 March 2021[…]
Education as the first step to a sustainable future
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Neofytos Sakellaridis Mangouras, reflecting on the opening session of our Climate Futures: Youth Perspectives conference, held on 9 March 2021[…]
Time travelling with purpose: Social cohesion and its future
A blog on the virtual Faith & Belief 2040 conference, written by Cumberland Lodge Fellow Anna Kumacheva[…]
Reflections on the UK’s changing faith and belief landscape and impacts on identity
A blog post from Cumberland Lodge Fellow Dareen Assaf exploring the ‘Impacts on Identity’ session from the recent ‘Faith & Belief 2040’ virtual conference.[…]
A Trojan horse? Social mobility in the UK
Is education the answer to social mobility? This was the premise of the webinar hosted by Cumberland Lodge on Wednesday 4 November 2020, which tackled several different questions relating to the persistent challenge of social mobility in the UK. So what do we mean by ‘social mobility’? Social mobility is about making sure that every[…]
The politics of language
In this Dialogue & Debate webinar entitled ‘Mind your Language!’, Cumberland Lodge explored the complex politics behind language and terminology. The discussion tackled questions about the control and regulation of language, and considered the role of the Government, the media and minority groups in deciding what is deemed to be ‘Politically Correct’. Guest panellists This[…]
Regional resilience
On the afternoon of Friday 18 September, Cumberland Lodge Chief Executive, Dr Ed Newell welcomed Andy Burnham (Mayor of Greater Manchester) and Dr Joanie Willett (Senior Lecturer in Politics and Co-Director of the Institute of Cornish Studies at the University of Exeter) to share their regional perspectives on how to improve community resilience. The discussion explored recommendations from the[…]
Revisiting youth and loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic
A blog post on our Dialogue & Debate webinar on ‘Youth & Loneliness’, held on 12 August 2020[…]