The AHRC's public policy account: building bridges between arts and humanities research and the policy world, and supporting researchers to deliver impact.
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Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
#ICYMI: Creative sector R&D crucial to post-pandemic recovery bit.ly/3iYot7n
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
Last week the government launched its Innovation Strategy. AHRC’s investment in Creative R&D is essential to realising the UK's ambition for social, cultural and economic regeneration. Here are some of the ways we're supporting the four areas set out in the strategy.
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
Engage the public with the @BBCNews past and future. Can you develop ways to engage the public in the context of the BBC’s centenary? We’ll fund two fellows focusing on:
▶️the history of the BBC
▶️the future of broadcast media
Apply by 22 September at 4pm- orlo.uk/LkrEW
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
Check these @ESRC @AHRCPolicy fellowships here @FCDOGovUK on Disinformation, Trade Law, Non Proliferation, Digital Governance, MENA, Europe, Indo-Pacific ukri.org/opportunity/esrc-po… @AnnetteBoaz @PolicyUpen @JPamment @profserious @MukulikaB @PolEthnography @HelenMargetts @suzymoat
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
Come + join us as we are looking for a @ahrcpress International Partnerships + Engagement Manager for Europe. It is a busy time for European research collaboration + I hope this can be shared with the widest audience. Happy to answer any questions 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 careersportal.co.uk/UKRI-car…
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
Next Tuesday 🗓️ Leverhulme workshop on 'Speaking Truth to Power', focused on empowering younger researchers interested in global careers. Great for graduates, postgraduates or undergrads. @BennettInst @LeverhulmeTrust @Cambridge_Uni @intsustainlaw
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❗️Find out how to apply for these @ESCR Policy Fellowships in a series of webinars
❗️They include fellowships with @FCDOGOvUK (co-funded with @AHRCPolicy) on:
geographic regions,
disinformation,
international trade law,
national security
non-proliferation
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The @ESRC is holding a series of webinars on 26, 28 and 29 July for potential applicants to the ESRC Policy Fellowships to meet the call partners, hear more about the scope of the fellowships and ask any questions they may have. Learn more and register: orlo.uk/9Zcu4
From issues of gender, to realising the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, there's plenty for #ArtsAndHumanities academics to consider among the International Trade Committee's five new Areas of Research Interest - take a look here ⬇️⬇️
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Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
"The potential role of universities as ‘anchor institutions’ has never been more vital; how to achieve this is the question confronting many institutions"
In the latest UPEN blog @PhilipCatney lays out how @KeeleUniversity has approached this question.
upen.ac.uk/blogs/?action=sto…
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
What are some top tips for engaging with a devolved government?
Read this interview with @UniSouthWales researcher @pcarr to find out.
tinyurl.com/3djud2nn
@SeneddWales @SeneddResearch @welshgocreative @rhi4islwyn
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
📢Practitioners and academics in digital literacy! One of @UKParliament's fantastic Academic Fellows, @Elinor_Carmi, is holding 2 free events with @CommonsDCMS on the future of digital literacy, on 11th and 18th June. More info and sign up 👇. ~Naomi
📢As part of my Parliamentary Academic Fellowship project "Digital Literacies for a Healthy Democracy" w/@CommonsDCMS I'm organizing 2 events 📌11 & 18 June📌on the future of digital literacy, they will feed into the final report & inform Online Safety Bill.
#DCMSComLiteracy
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What do Policymakers want from the humanities and what can humanities researchers offer?
❗️This free seminar @UPEN & @TORCHOxford brings together UK policymakers with humanities researchers❗️
Fri 04 June
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This report published by the @BritishAcademy_ explores the role arts, humanities and social science R&D in UK businesses - with recommendations for government, funders and business.
thebritishacademy.ac.uk/publ…
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
Interested in academic-policy engagement? There is an exciting opportunity coming up to join @oliver_kathryn and I to evaluate the @ResEngland funded @CAPE_acuk Please share @PolicyUpen @TransformUre @SPRExchange
jobs.lshtm.ac.uk/vacancy.asp…
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
📢Job alert!📢We're hiring a Research Centre Manager in the PEC team based at @nesta_uk to oversee our day to day operations and business processes. Circa £61k, deadline 8:00am on 28 May 2021. Find out more and apply: pec.ac.uk/jobs
Arts & humanities research is vital for the recovery of the creative and cultural sector. On #InternationalMuseumDay discover how @ahrcpress is supporting museums & cultural organisations adapt and bounce back after COVID. 📽️ Watch here: youtu.be/JDQWBsDzJTohttps://…
Arts and Humanities Research Council Public Policy retweeted
Book now for a webinar on 18 June sharing findings from our #Covid19 research
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It will focus on creativity & innovation in response to the pandemic featuring case studies from @theatreabsolute @AiMfilmfest
culturalvalue.org.uk/event/r…
@ahrcpress @audienceagents @CreativePEC
