The team at Healthy Cities, Cork invite you to an important seminar in 2018: What’s on Your Mind? An Open Space Seminar - Lifting the lid on mental health activities across Cork atVertigo @ Cork County Council, Thursday, January 25th, 2018, 10am – 1pm.
CR&DALL (the Centre for Research and Development in Adult and Lifelong Learning), the School of Education at the University of Glasgow and its partners would like to invite you to an international seminar to launch the Strengthening Urban Engagement of Universities in Asia and Africa (SUEUAA) project funded by the British Academy under the Cities and Infrastructure programme, which is part of the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF).
We are very pleased to invite you to a seminar in Melton City on 28 November 2017, entitled ‘Lifelong Learning in Australia: From practice to policy’. Amongst are speakers are PASCAL Directors, Robbie Guevera and Mike Osborne, and the founding director of PASCAL, Bruce Wilson.
Glasgow Centre for International Development, University of Glasgow
Graham Kerr Building, University Ave
Glasgow
Scotland
You are cordially invited to an interactive panel discussion on the topic “What is the role of universities in international development?” hosted by the Glasgow Centre for International Development (GCID).
You are cordially invited to an interactive panel discussion on the topic “What is the role of universities in international development?” hosted by the Glasgow Centre for International Development (GCID). This event, taking place on November 15th, marks a new chapter for GCID, as we explore the role of universities in the ever-changing environment of funding, impact and interdisciplinarity.
The Ministry of Education & Science of Georgia (Eka Dgebuadze), Sokhumi (Lia Akhaladze) and Ilia (Manana Salukvadze) State Universities, Georgia; University of Haifa (Hanan Alexander), Israel; and European Access Network (Mee Foong Lee), UK, have the pleasure in inviting you to our DARE international conference on inclusive education.
The Institute for Research into Superdiversity (IRiS) will be hosting its fourth annual conference in partnership with The Melbourne Social Equity Institute, University of Melbourne at the University of Birmingham on 14 and 15 September 2017. The conference will draw together academics, community-based practitioners and researchers, policy makers and doctoral researchers from a range of disciplinary backgrounds to consider various aspects of research co-production with communities.
On May 19, 2017, scholars and practitioners gathered for a second meeting of interest at City Seminary of New York in Harlem, NYC. This event was organized in collaboration with PASCAL and LearnLong Institute of Education and Learning Research, and hosted by the seminary.
What makes a city ‘smart’ and how do we build one that works for everyone? How can we use technology to improve liveability, increase productivity and enhance citizenship engagement?
The International Science of Learning Conference 2017 will bring together leading researchers from around the world, including from the Australian Science of Learning Research Centre, the US National Science Foundation, University of Washington, International Bureau of Education UNESCO, and the University of Hong Kong. As well as the 2-day research program, a day-long public forum will be held on research translation and the policy implications of science of learning research.
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