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September 24, 2020

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A woman working on a laptop in a small business workshop with pigeonholes on the wall in front of her desk holding tools and parts for making mechanical repairs

Civic engagement, Universities and inclusive growth: responding to COVID-19

City economies, Civic University, Commentary, Des McNulty, Professor Anne Green, Professor John Goddard, Professor Simon Collinson, RegionBy Social Sciences CommunicationsSeptember 24, 2020

The current pandemic has highlighted the importance of civic engagement as a vital component of the mission of universities. But to realise their full potential requires shifting the policy debate on the role of higher education.

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CNS – Rural experiences of COVID-19: Insights from frontline practitioners

Briefing, Children's Neighbourhoods Scotland, Community Resilience and Addressing Disadvantage, Dr Jennifer McLean, Dr Maureen McBride, Education, Children and Families, Poverty, Professor Chris Chapman, RuralBy Social Sciences CommunicationsSeptember 24, 2020

This briefing presents the views and experiences of frontline practitioners working in rural communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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