Vacancy: Research and Knowledge Exchange Lead
The University of Glasgow is recruiting a Research & KE Lead to join the team at Policy Scotland.
Children’s Voices for Climate Change: A research-practice partnership between Scotland and Chile
Schools in Scotland and Chile are in a research practice partnership, using the approach developed by CNS to amplify children’s voices in the climate change discussion.
The Business of Sustainability Webinar Series – Scotch Whisky Association
Recording of an event at which Morag Garden, Head of Sustainability at the Scotch Whisky Association, outlined the key sustainability challenges and opportunities facing this important Scottish industry.
The Business of Sustainability webinar series – BASF
Recording of a talk by Geoff Mackey, BASF Corporate Affairs & Sustainability Director, in the first of a series of events focused on how businesses will respond to the climate change crisis.
Graeme Roy: Nations must work together to foster a global COVID recovery
Sentiment on the economy can quickly turn from one extreme to another. Here Professor Graeme Roy analyses what we know about the path for post-COVID recovery.
Finding pathways to educational equity: new book out now
A new book on what can be done to promote greater equity in education.
Probing the patchwork of welfare services in Scotland: The experience as specialist advisors to a UK parliamentary committee
Dr Hayley Bennett and Dr Sarah Weakley reflect on their work supporting a Parliamentary inquiry and share suggestions for other academics on undertaking this kind of knowledge exchange.
Recovery demands a collective national effort, with tertiary education at the helm
Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli, Principal University of Glasgow, argures that Scotland will only meet its full economic and social potential with a thriving tertiary sector.
Hearing Children’s Voices in Policymaking: Lessons for the new Scottish Government policy roundtable
Reflections on the barriers and opportunities to hearing children’s views in policymaking.
Australia’s high house prices damage economic productivity, financial stability and equity
Article calling for a Royal Commission on Housing in Australia, following research showing how over-expensive housing is likely to weaken financial stability and impair economic productivity.