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Creating Better Health & Wellbeing: Community organisations and researchers learning together (sold out) – SCPHRP
Evidence (Sandra Carlisle, University of Aberdeen). Reporting ( Michelle Estrade, SCPHRP). Impact (Elspeth Gracey, Community Health Exchange/Scottish Community Development Centre).
Occasional Seminar: Brett Buchanan | On Nature Fakers and the Trail of a Philosopher-Ethologist – EEHN
Michelle and David. On Nature Fakers and the Trail of a Philosopher-Ethologist.
1.1 Case Study – Closet for the Curious: Old College's Uneven Evolutions
2013. Mathur, Saloni, Caroline Jones, Patrick Flores, Emilia Terracciano, Brook Andrew, Michelle Wun Ting Wong, Karin Zitzewitz, et al.
Owain Jones (Bath Spa University), ‘On Ecocide, Haunting and (self)Destruction: (hugging the lamppost till the train passes)’ – EEHN
Michelle Bastian has observed that leatherback turtle numbers are depleted to such an extent that whole traditional annual migration routes are lost, or just thin remnants.
Week8_Sprint4#Pre-Assignment and Further Reading about Barcamp – Jia Ding / Contemporary Art & Open Learning (2022-2023)[SEM1]
Chapter 2 of Mob rule learning camps, unconferences, and trashing the talking head / Michelle Boule.
A Collective Statement Calling on the University of Edinburgh to Protect Speech on Palestine, Address the Intimidation on Campus, and Cut University Links to Violence – Staff Pride Network
with support for Hamas, and Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology Michelle .
Re-setting site-work in Architecture and Landscape Architecture Design courses in 2020: Part 1 – Teaching Matters
Wider hybrid site-based pedagogies reflection group contributors (in alphabetical order):. Michelle Bastian, Moa Carlsson, Anaïs Chanon, Suzanne Ewing, Kenny Fraser, Chris French, Laura Harty, Francisca Lima, Lisa Mackenzie, Ross McLean,
Re-setting site-work in Architecture and Landscape Architecture Design courses in 2020: Part 2 – Teaching Matters
Wider hybrid site-based pedagogies reflection group contributors (in alphabetical order):. Michelle Bastian, Moa Carlsson, Anaïs Chanon, Suzanne Ewing, Kenny Fraser, Chris French, Laura Harty, Francisca Lima, Lisa Mackenzie, Ross McLean,
A Collective Statement Calling on the University of Edinburgh to Protect Speech on Palestine, Address the Intimidation on Campus, and Cut University Links to Violence – Edinburgh Race Equality Network
with support for Hamas, and Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology Michelle Donelan’s intervention insisting that members of the EDI advisory panel of UKRI whose social media posts
