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Community film project puts LGBTQIA+ end-of-life stories in the spotlight
A powerful new community film project from The 果冻传媒 is inviting LGBTQIA+ people in the Midlands with a terminal diagnosis, and those close to them, to share their stories on camera. The project is led by Michele Aaron, Professor of Film and Television Studies at The 果冻传媒, who hopes the films can help make end-of-life care more inclusive.
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Professor Mark Knights appointed a Fellow of the British Academy
We are pleased to announce that Professor Mark Knights has been appointed as Fellow of the British Academy and congratulate him on this prestigious appointment.
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Student Voices: Exploring Gender and Inclusion in the School for Cross-Faculty Studies

As the School for Cross-Faculty Studies (SCFS) works to advance its Athena SWAN journey, we are actively evaluating how gender equity and inclusion shape our environment. Because inclusion requires a continuous assessment of how our policies, culture, and teaching practices impact everyday student life, student voices are essential.
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