Initially, I signed up for the ETC and Kentish Town Project because I had time to spare during the third term and was interested in dedicating this time to building and developing my evaluation and consultancy skills. What I liked particularly about the project was the focus on social value and working together with the community for the good of the community. I worked on a pitch with two other group members to improve the ‘Pay What You Can’ scheme to expand it’s reach and hone in on it’s income generation potential. This project was an excellent opportunity to network with other students from different disciplines and get to know professionals who are involved in the voluntary sector or who work for and in their communities. Overall, I am very grateful to have participated!

My involvement with ETC centred on my want to enhance and refine my project management skills, whilst supporting the betterment of local community capacity. The 6-week course provided major insight into the challenges faced by individuals and organisations operating within the sector, though also reinforced the scope still available to them to support improvement of locally based needs, and key considerations allowing for this. These are lessons which I will be looking to actively implement within my future career roles

PhD studentship opportunity: Calculation of the Monetary ESGAP (M-ESGAP) indicator
PhD studentship opportunity: Calculation of the Monetary ESGAP (M-ESGAP) indicator

PhD studentship opportunity: Calculation of the Monetary ESGAP (M-ESGAP) indicator

PhD studentship opportunity available at the UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources, exploring the ‘Calculation of the Monetary ESGAP (M-ESGAP) Indicator’.

15 Apr 2025

New Research Finds ‘Substantial’ Global Disparities in Covid-19 Vaccine Accessibility
New Research Finds ‘Substantial’ Global Disparities in Covid-19 Vaccine Accessibility

New Research Finds ‘Substantial’ Global Disparities in Covid-19 Vaccine Accessibility

The research, published in the British Medical Journal, showed major disparities between access to vaccines across 54 surveyed countries, with vaccine deserts in both high- and low-income regions.

15 Apr 2025

TERRITORIES OF CO-COGNITION Symposium
TERRITORIES OF CO-COGNITION Symposium

TERRITORIES OF CO-COGNITION Symposium

TERRITORIES OF CO-COGNITION is a half-day symposium curated by Bartlett academics, critically examining the intersections of artificial intelligence, ethics and the built environment.

14 Apr 2025