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Here is the exciting panel line-up announcement for the ‘Climate Justice for Women’ event. (4/4)
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Here is the exciting panel line-up announcement for the ‘Climate Justice for Women’ event. (3/4)
Headshot of Laura Tobin smiling. Headshot of Mark Ellis-Jones smiling. Headshot of Dr Pedi Obani smiling. Headshot of Eddy Quekett smiling.
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You are invited to join an exciting line-up of scientists, industry experts, academics, and activists as they delve deeper into why we need climate justice for women!

Book your free place now: bit.ly/475bvxz (2/4)
Climate Justice for Women - Our events - University of Bradford
Women’s voices are not being heard. It's time for change.
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On Thursday 6 November, 12:00-14:30, the University of Bradford will host an important conversation exploring how women are unequally affected by climate change and what needs to be done to amplify their voices. (1/4)
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Single parent Vicky juggles her daily responsibilities of being a mother of six-year-old twins, working full-time supporting vulnerable adults and studying MSc Psychology (Distance Learning) at the University of Bradford.

She shares her routine and how she stays disciplined here: bit.ly/42zvDXu
Single parent Vicky swaps night-time scrolling for Master’s studies - 2025 - News - University of Bradford
A single mother of twins is studying for a Master's at home while bringing up her children and working full-time.
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Today the University of Bradford joins with universities across the North to call on the Government to take urgent action to improve the lives of children as part of the #ChildrenFirst campaign, which highlights inequalities in the health of young people in the North of England. bit.ly/4nYY7Ck
Children in the North are losing up to 10 years of life due to inactivity and inequality - 2025 - News - University of Bradford
Today the University of Bradford joins with universities across the North to call on the Government to take urgent action to improve the lives of children as part of the #ChildrenFirst campaign, which...
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Today the University of Bradford joins with universities across the North to call on the Government to take urgent action to improve the lives of children as part of the #ChildrenFirst campaign, which highlights inequalities in the health of young people in the North of England. bit.ly/4nYY7Ck
Children in the North are losing up to 10 years of life due to inactivity and inequality - 2025 - News - University of Bradford
Today the University of Bradford joins with universities across the North to call on the Government to take urgent action to improve the lives of children as part of the #ChildrenFirst campaign, which...
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She said: “Your belly is full of friendly microbes - and they’re begging you to go outside.

“When you touch soil, hug trees, or walk barefoot, your gut microbiome throws a celebration that boosts your mood, immune system, and brain.”
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Dr Elizabeth Kiilu, Assistant Professor of Public Health at the University of Bradford, is calling on people to embrace nature and spend five minutes in the mud, revealing our gut microbes thrive when we do.

Here's why you should take five muddy minutes for a health boost: bit.ly/46Raedu (1/2)
Grab five muddy minutes for health boost - 2025 - News - University of Bradford
A University of Bradford academic is calling on people to embrace nature and spend five minutes in the mud, revealing our gut microbes - affectionately dubbed ‘belly bugs’ - thrive when we do.
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Dr Farzaneh Fakhredin, PhD, Lecturer in Circular Economy & Innovation said: “Seeing it drive innovative changes to bring sustainable and circular products to market and implement sustainable practices is incredibly rewarding.” (3/3)

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Module shortlisted for sustainability award - 2025 - News - University of Bradford
A University of Bradford module on sustainability has been shortlisted for a prestigious international award.
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The Circular Design for the Real World module is a finalist in the Best Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainability Initiative category at the Association of MBAs and Business Graduates Association Excellence
Awards 2026. (2/3)
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A University of Bradford module on sustainability has been shortlisted for a prestigious international award. (1/3)
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The University's results reflect our mission and commitment to drive sustainable social and economic development, through outstanding teaching, research and innovation.

Find out more about how you can work with us: bit.ly/4ob1Fl1 (2/2)
Business and Community - University of Bradford
Our business and community partnerships are where meaningful connections are made that lead to positive impacts across our region., We are the University of, and for, Bradford.
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The latest Knowledge Exchange Framework has been published, recognising Bradford's exceptional breadth of partnership working, including our 'high engagement' in IP and Commercialisation, Working with Businesses and CPD/Graduate Start-Ups. (1/2)
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🚨Yorkshire Universities launches NEW strategy to champion Yorkshire

Our 2025–2030 #Strategy is now live and our strategic priorities are set!

We will:
Amplify Regional Strengths
Unlock New Ideas
Partner to Drive Place-based Impact

🔗Read: bit.ly/YU2025-30Strategy
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Yorkshire Universities launches new strategy to champion Yorkshire - Yorkshire Universities
Powering Place Unlocking Potential Yorkshire Universities (YU), the representative body for universities and higher education institutions in Yorkshire, has today (Thursday 25 September) published a n...
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John Ball and Beth Carey will explore themes of AI, robotics and machine learning as they delve into how understanding language is key to building trustworthy artificial intelligence.

Attend online or in-person by registering here: bit.ly/4gvaO4V (2/2)
Trustworthy artificial intelligence only comes with understanding language
Come join our hybrid talk and learn how understanding language is essential for creating trustworthy artificial intelligence!
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Join the Faculty of Management, Sciences and Engineering on Thursday 2 October for a hybrid lecture on Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (AI). (1/2)
Social media graphic to promote the upcoming event. Text reads 'Trustworthy AI Hybrid Lecture with John Ball and Beth Carey on Thursday 2 October 2025'
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Up 25 places in Times/Sunday Times Good Uni Guide, 12 in Guardian, 20 in QS. Daily Mail Uni of the Year for Social Inclusion. #1 in England for Social Mobility 4 years running. This is what putting students first looks like.
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Bussing Out, an immersive art installation set in the top deck of a 70s bus, produced by University of Bradford-based arts organisation, Theatre in the Mill, is set to go on the road for a national tour thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Arts Council England funding.
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The effects of climate change are not equal. We know women are more likely to be affected by climate change than men, yet they make up less than a quarter of leadership positions in climate policy-making. Women’s voices are not being heard. It's time for change. (1/2)
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Should schools be more active?
Our academics think so.
The World Health Organisation thinks so.
WHO report: tinyurl.com/2mskmukp
Research with impact: tinyurl.com/5cpenjnr
Fact: 'People in the North live shorter lives.' Health Equity North report: tinyurl.com/5n7ecvet