US Election 2024: Why do people vote for Donald Trump?
Cumberland Lodge Programme Director Professor Melissa Butcher reflects on the result of the 2024 US Election and Donald Trump’s re-election.[…]
Author: Nicola Hine
Posts by Nicola Hine
Building intercultural reflexive research collaborations: our work in Kurdistan
Cumberland Lodge Fellow, Sali Hafez, and her research collaborator Diyan Muhsin, reflect on how they have worked together to overcome some of the obstacles to intercultural aspects of international research.[…]
Gen Z in the workplace: an intergenerational conversation
Programme Officer Christina Ogwang reflects on the launch of our Gen Z and the City report, in partnership with St Paul’s Cathedral.[…]
Exploring AI at St George’s House
Cumberland Lodge Fellow Rong Wei recaps her recent visit to St George’s House to explore AI and emerging technology.[…]
Smell the nonsense: exploring dis/mis-information
Last week, we hosted the first in-person workshop of our Youth & Democracy project, exploring Dis/Mis-information and Young People. Cumberland Lodge Fellow Claire Agius shares her reflections.[…]
Whose nature is it anyway?
Cumberland Lodge Fellow 2021-23, Andrew Marks, reflects on the impact of using his Personal Development Grant to help connect LGBTQ+ people with nature in his local community. […]
Memories of a Fellows’ Retreat 2023
Cumberland Lodge Fellow Cee Swakamisa reflects on the Fellows’ Retreat 2023.[…]