The politics of language
In this Dialogue & Debate webinar entitled ‘Mind your Language!’, Cumberland Lodge explored the complex politics behind language and terminology. The discussion tackled questions about the control and regulation of[…]
Author: Jack Verduyn
Posts by Jack Verduyn
Regional resilience
On the afternoon of Friday 18 September, Cumberland Lodge Chief Executive, Dr Ed Newell welcomed Andy Burnham (Mayor of Greater Manchester) and Dr Joanie Willett (Senior Lecturer in Politics and Co-Director of the Institute[…]
Revisiting youth and loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic
A blog post on our Dialogue & Debate webinar on ‘Youth & Loneliness’, held on 12 August 2020[…]
Exploring the UK’s digital divide
A blog post on the COVID-19 & the Digital Divide webinar from the author of the ‘Digital Inclusion: Bridging Divides’ report.[…]
Black Lives Matter: Facing the future (blog post)
A blog on the ‘Facing the Future’ webinar for the Dialogue & Debate: Black Lives Matter mini-series.[…]
COVID-19 & digital exclusions
A blog post by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Sarah Clowry, on our 5 August 2020 webinar on ‘COVID-19 & the Digital Divide'[…]
Black Lives Matter: Reflections on UK policing (blog post)
A blog by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Aida Maaz, a PhD student in the Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, University of Bath[…]
Black Lives Matter: Britain’s difficult histories (blog post)
A blog by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Matthew Leavesley, a Criminology PhD student at the University of Lincoln. […]
Declining UK high streets: Reimagining town centres to help nurture communities
A blog by Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Anna Jungbluth, reflecting on our Dialogue & Debate webinar on ‘Reimagining the High Street’, in June 2020[…]
Reflections on A Conversation with Baroness Hale
A blog post about our Cumberland Conversation with former President of the Supreme Court, Baroness Hale[…]