Enhancing Inclusivity and Sense of Belonging in Higher Education
This session explores research into how sharing lived experiences can enhance inclusivity and a sense of belonging for students.
12 events found.
Events
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Chester Town Hall 33 Northgate Street, Chester
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Victorian Boots and Neon Lights, or how we messed with Chester Grosvenor Museum’s historic collections
Chester Picturehouse Unit 10 Hunter Street, Chester, United KingdomWhat happens if items from an historic museum collection are brought together with everyday goods and services available nearby? International artists’ team Grennan & Sperandio decided to find out – in Chester!
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‘It turned us yellow all over’: Health Care Provision for Munition Workers During the First World War.
Storyhouse Garret Theatre Hunter Street, ChesterThis talk will discuss the background to the enormous expansion of munitions' factories and production in Britain, as a result of the 'Shells Scandal' of 1915, including within the local area around Chester.
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In Conversation with Lucy Andrew, author of A Very Vexing Murder
Chester Picturehouse Unit 10 Hunter Street, Chester, United KingdomJoin Dr Lucy Andrew, former Senior Literature in English Literature at the University of Chester, as she introduces her debut novel, A Very Vexing Murder, a cosy crime retelling of Jane Austen's Emma, and discusses her path to becoming a published author.
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David Baddiel: In Conversation
Chester Town Hall 33 Northgate Street, ChesterJoin us for an in‑conversation event with David Baddiel—award‑winning comedian, bestselling author, and acclaimed cultural commentator. Renowned for his intelligence, originality, and distinctive humour, Baddiel has shaped British comedy and public debate through his work across stand‑up, television, radio, and writing.
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Murder (flock) of Crows Eco Art Workshop
Chester Town Hall 33 Northgate Street, ChesterPlease join me so that we can collectively make a Murder (flock) of Crows, they are intelligent, have their own language and can communicate information, are a translucent multi color, not black as they seem.
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‘How NOT to Flee a War’
Chester Picturehouse Unit 10 Hunter Street, Chester, United KingdomHow NOT to Flee a War is a first-hand talk by Ukrainian journalist Maria Romanenko, co-presented with her partner Jez Myers, telling the story of their attempt to escape Kyiv as Russia launched its full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022.
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Tea Party- Conversations on Nature, Conservation and Hope
Chester Town Hall 33 Northgate Street, ChesterJoin us for a nature-themed tea gathering exploring global conservation, sustainability, and our relationship with the planet.
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The science of fuelling for endurance sports: what’s on the plate?
Chester Picturehouse Unit 10 Hunter Street, Chester, United KingdomEver wondered how athletes fuel their endurance engines? This session will explore how 'the plate' of an endurance athlete can influence their performance.
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Merlin’s Isle: Acclaimed poet Malcolm Guite’s explores the Christian elements to the myth and why it has been eroded
Chester Picturehouse Unit 10 Hunter Street, Chester, United KingdomThe Merlin's Isle epic ballad series is acclaimed poet Malcolm Guite's masterwork, a lifetime in the making. Malcolm Guite is the former Chaplain of Girton College, Cambridge. A performance poet and singer/songwriter, he lectures widely on poetry and theology in Britain and the US. His latest book blends myth, theology, and lyrical mastery. Guite re-enchants the legend of King Arthur for a new generation, restoring its original power and mystery in this sweeping four-volume series.
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Nourish to Flourish (Photo Exhibition and Workshop)
Storyhouse Garret Bar Hunter Street, ChesterNourish to Flourish is a school-based project led by Kate and Ellie, helping children feel confident about healthy eating through creativity. Supported by the Bluecoat Charity, the Westminster Foundation and Crossing Borders, with evaluation support from RECAP (University of Chester). This year children explored artists from around the world and created artwork using food as material. The event includes a photo exhibition and a family workshop.
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Interviewing the IRA: Criminological Approaches to Research in Post-Conflict Zones
Chester Picturehouse Unit 10 Hunter Street, Chester, United KingdomDiscover the untold stories of Strabane, one of the forgotten frontlines of the Northern Ireland Troubles. This talk explores the lived experiences of those who grew up or took part in the conflict, showing how their memories, identities, and communities have shaped life in a post-conflict society.