Turning data into impact: targeted interventions in Kolkata's slums
Calcutta Rescue supports people living in slums in Kolkata with medicine, mobile health units, and skills training programmes. To make their work more effective, it...
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What's behind Gen Z’s drinking decline?
In recent years, there has been a sharp shift in drinking culture in the UK, as young people are consuming much less alcohol than the generations before them. While...
Staging climate action: arts activism for climate justice
What is art's role in climate justice? Professor Aylwyn Walsh, Professor Paul Routledge and South Africa–based Well Worn Theatre Company explored how arts activism can...
How do people with conflicting worldviews encounter each other?
A Leeds-led research network, Ethics and Aesthetics of Encountering the Other (ETHER) brings together international artists, linguists, philosophers, cultural organisations and educators to examine aesthetic...
Joint leader
In 2023, we featured Dr Aiqin Liu’s research as part of Further Together, highlighting her work on knee rehabilitation and the development of wearable technology...
Looking at data differently to highlight those left in the cold
When we talk about climate change and energy use, we often focus on the big picture, such as reducing emissions, switching to renewables, and improving...
The race to revolutionise travel
When the Propensity to Cycle Tool was first featured in Further Together in 2022, it was already shaping transport policy. The project began in 2015...
Shampoo, secrets and the power of storytelling
For three decades, the charming Dr Muhammed Saeed treated patients in the Bradford neighbourhood of Manningham—often with surprising remedies, such as prescribing a teaspoon of...
Water-based solutions for carbon storage, people and wilderness
Wetlands are essential for the health of the planet and its wildlife. They retain and purify water, store carbon, are home to wildlife, and benefit communities. However, wetland sites across...
Loose Ends: exploring radical family history through art
How could family histories be shared and understood beyond the limits of traditional, linear family trees? Following Professor Laura King’s research into the meanings of...