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Glasgow 2014 Human Rights Policy: A Synopsis – Sport Matters
Lead 2014 a partnership between the Youth Sport Trust, sportscotland, and the OC aimed to harness the enthusiasm of Scotland’s young people to help create a future generation of sports ... This involved three things: to (i) minimise impact on the
Serve your community by eating Planetary – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
It is believed that this new generation can shape the direction in which the planet and humanity are heading towards.
On Death and Dying – Emigration blog
since, read by successive generations of students of psychology, nursing, medicine, and of course, social work.
Breaking Boundaries: Voices from Danhiko – Sport Matters
The UNESCO Charter of 1978 positioned sport as a ‘fundamental right’, anchoring its role in nurturing generations (Howe, 2019).
PhD Internship – Graph Database Researcher – Huawei-Edinburgh Joint Lab
Analyse and understand requirements for the next generation of graph storage and query. ... Work to discover key technical building blocks for the next generation of graph database management systems.
Kickstart your career in environment and sustainability – Inform.ed
My current role involves me working with students, graduates, and universities across the world to share IEMA’s support and resources, promote green jobs and skills, and ensure the next generation
Attributional and Consequential Methods of Quantifying Emissions. – Digital Learning Applications and Media
For example, the total emissions from all electricity generation in 2024.
MAKING SENSE – An exploration of the senses by Bethan Jones
So how does the incoming generation consume Earth’s foods? Taking a position of feminist post-humanism (as influenced by Alaimo, 2010 and Haraway, […]. Read More Entrée: Freshly caught Climate Change.
Social Enterprise in Sport for Social Change – Sport Matters
For some, social enterprise is as a novel solution for S4SC organizations to promote financial independence through the generation of their own income. ... next generation leaders of social enterprise growth in the organization.
Community for teaching climate and sustainability – Teaching Matters
How Edinburgh Graduates can contribute to sustainability. Sustainability can be defined as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”[3].