IAS DURHAM

This project aims to make a ground-breaking contribution to debates concerning climate justice, environmental politics, and narrative imaginaries in a changing world by interrogating the logic of what many now call ‘climate apartheid

This project explores the knowledge and impact of the research produced by PhD studies in UK universities

This project aims to understand how arts engagement can be used in organisations to reduce loneliness and increase mental health

This project takes an innovative approach to questions of value and well-being in eastern and southern Africa

Through an interdisciplinary approach to empathy, this project aims not only to deepen understanding of the past but also to explore the potential of empathising with future generations, offering new perspectives for addressing today’s societal challenges.

This project explores the future of Sunderland’s Jewish heritage sites. Should they, and can they be protected, and how can they benefit local communities? Can heritage help tell Sunderland’s story from a new perspective?

This project aims to understand the place of the human in a rapidly changing global environment in which security challenges present new stressors for human societies and technology plays a crucial mediating role.

Exploring one of the most pressing societal challenges today: how to fairly divide limited resources among those who need them. Whether it's public housing, natural resources, or life-saving organs, questions of fairness and equity are central to decision making.

Bringing together colleagues across disciplines and career stages to catalyse an experimental discussion and co-learning space around ‘decommissioning’ as a concept and set of practices.

Uniting bioscientists and historians to integrate historical and scientific study of edible plants and animals, to better understand the past, present, and future of human sustenance.